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Draft of official program… Guidelines
for the work of the "streams" … Venue of the MoP 16 - 21 to 26 November
2016… Rwandan Visa… Accommodation- Hotel… Exhibition Center of the 16th
CBFP Meeting of Partners - Registration open …
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How can we improve policies, strategies and intervention methods on
every level to ensure long-term forest conservation in the Congo Basin
and the food security of the people who depend on them for their
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The scale and the means allotted to imports of sawn wood into Chad from
Cameroon are little documented. Two surveys were carried out to produce
an up-to-date diagnosis of the trade: sawn wood flows were monitored at
N’Djamena and Moundou from July to December 2015, ....
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New edition of volume 7 of the Congo Basin’s Scientific and Technical
Forest and Environment Review Edited and published by RIFFEAC, the
biannual magazine is a tool both for publishing and valuing scientific
advances and biodiversity conservation. |
| REDD+ projects database
You can access freely to the recently updated database of REDD+ projects…ID-RECCO is a project from the Climate Economics Chair (Paris-Dauphine university, France), CIRAD (Montpellier, France) and IFRI (University of Michigan, United States).
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| GSAC NETWORK: An Alliance for large-apes in Central Africa is born
On 19 October 2016, a constituent General Assembly (AG) of the Alliance
for the conservation of great apes in Central Africa (abbreviated in
French as Alliance-ACMG) was held in Limbe. The AG was the fruit of
discussions that began in early 2016 between 6 civil society
organizations (CSOs) from 4 Central African countries (CA), actively
involved with biodiversity conservation issues in the Congo Basin. |
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Un amendement ambitieux du Protocole de Montréal a été adopté lors de la
28ième Réunion des Parties au Protocole au Rwanda. L'amendement de
Kigali est l'étape d'atténuation du climat la plus importante jamais
franchie par le monde depuis la ratification de l'Accord de Paris.
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16th Meeting of Parties of the Congo Basin Forest
Partnership - Kigali, Rwanda, 21 to 26 November 2016 - Kigali Convention
Centre (KCC) Download the - Outline of Official Programme...
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As already announced, five streams will be organised for the 16th annual
CBFP Meeting of Parties to be held in Kigali on 21-26 November
2016. Together with the partners that have agreed to lead the work of
the respective streams, the EU Facilitation of CBFP has identified a set
of key issues on which the work of the respective streams should
focus.Kindly download in PDF: Focus of work of the Streams for the
16th annual CBFP Meeting of Parties
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Individuals planning to travel to the
Republic of Rwanda should have a valid passport (at least 6 months’
validity) or any other necessary travel document clearly indicating
their identity. The participants are also recommended to check if they
require a transit visa.
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The 16th CBFP Meeting of Partners will be held from 21 to 26 November 2016 at Kigali Convention Centre. Address and map...
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The EU Facilitation is please to
announce that our Local Partner for the Organization oft he
Practicalities is Primate Safaris. The following link provides details
on hotels at which Primate Safaris has negotiated preferential rates...
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Chapter 10: Congo Basin Institute facilitates international science on the spot. Important to all students and researchers in biology, ecology, forests and tropical agriculture, Chapter 11: Charcoal plantations reduce deforestation in DRC. A fantastic solution which is important to all countries in the tropics ; Chapter 12: Central African forests deserve to be in the limelight. Remarkable vision of former Unilever board member André van Heemstra, chairman of UN Global Compact Network Netherlands…
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| The CMS Secretariat is pleased to bring to your attention a funding opportunity within the Whitley Fund for Nature. All CMS Notifications can be accessed online Here |
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Songdo, 14 Oct 2016 - The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has reached a new milestone today with the approval of USD 745 million in funding proposals at its fourteenth meeting. The 10 projects and programmes have a total value of USD 2.6 billion, and will help 27 countries across the globe to reduce their emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
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At the beginning of the 1990s, the World Bank introduced conditionalities to reform the forest concession regime in Central Africa and continuously intervened, inter alia, in Cameroon, Congo, Gabon and the DRC up to 2010. The reforms were designed to achieve two immediate objectives: (i) increase the price of the resource through competitive market procedures or, if inapplicable, through taxation, (ii) break down the patronage system that governed the forest permits allocation.
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Songdo, 25 Oct 2016 - The
first-ever Green Climate Fund (GCF) Structured Dialogue with Africa has
started in Cape Town, South Africa, with 200 participants convening
over the next three days to accelerate their strategic engagement with
the Fund.
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A two-day (10 and 11 October) National Environmental Security Seminar
(NESS), focusing on forestry crimes brought together 28 representatives
from Ecuadorean authorities including the national police, the Office of
the Attorney General, the Foreign Affairs, Defence, Agriculture,
Environment and Mining ministries, customs and the UN Environment
Programme.
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| | | | | | | | The Sahara Conservation Fund (SCF) is a young and dynamic NGO established in 2004 to address the extinction crisis facing the wildlife of the Sahara and neighbouring Sahelian grasslands of Africa. SCF focuses on the conservation of threatened species and their habitats. Projects include the establishment and management of protected areas, the reintroduction of lost species, and hands-on training of African professionals through applied research, wildlife survey and monitoring.
Session objectives: to develop the participants’ ability to identify viable project ideas, to teach participants how to craft relevant projects that will appeal to financial partners, Strengthen participants’ capacities to develop synergies.
The Project Finance and Administrative Officer, AAI is an integral member of the African Apes Initiative (AAI projects) team, providing financial and administration support particularly in program logistics and efficient project administration. The incumbent reports to and works closely with the Technical Director West and Central Africa and is the key linking point within the program team and HQ Finance team to understand, interpret and implement financial policies and budget plans within the AAI projects. The majority of AAI-field programs are in West and Central Africa.
The World Resources Institute (WRI)
seeks a Central Africa Regional Strategy Lead to lead development of
national strategies, support work plan development, monitoring,
communication and fund-raising across WRI’s Forest Program’s priority
countries in the Congo Basin – with a particular focus on Cameroon,
Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon. Location: Kinshasa, DRC
Management and Engineering Technologies
International, Inc. (METI), in collaboration with the US Forest Service,
as a part of the US Agency for International Development’s bilateral
programs in Uganda, seeks a full-time technical advisor to provide
technical support to the National Forestry Authority of Uganda. The
technical advisor will provide strategic and technical guidance on
mapping Central Forest Reserves and other attendant technical issues
within the National Forestry Authority.
For several years, Pesticide Action
Network advises GGF in awarding these grants to organizations in Africa,
Latin America, Asia and some East European countries. It is important to note that PAN is only a adviser and does not give grants. This role is exclusively for GGF. The date for the next cycle for these grants is set early December 2016.
These grants support short-term
non-degree training that enhances skills necessary for effective
conservation work and career advancement. Most training programs are
less than 6 months in duration and applicants are expected to return
their jobs with new skills that help to build capacity in their
organization. The grant covers training costs up to US$5,000.
This course is about areas dedicated
nature conservation, "protected areas": how they work and why they are
so important in maintaining the health of the environment in a fast
developing world, and in particular in Africa. It will help you
understand the challenges of conservation in Africa and how protected
areas can help to deal with it, from the local to the international
level.
This position will also ensure efficient
and effective coordination and management of logistics and support
landscape procurement to ensure good value for money. This entails the
provision to Congo Landscape Manager and staff with regular assistance
and advice in understanding, interpreting and implementing AWF and
donors policies and procedures regarding finance, assets and procurement
along with maintaining a good relationship with and timely reporting to
the headquarter and partners. The position holder directly reports to
the Finance and Administration Officer.
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