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  • Waste handling
  • Écosystèmes aquatiques
  • Forêts et terres agricoles durables
  • Pollution
  • Protection et valorisation de la biodiversité
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  • Climate change
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  • Innovative financing of biodiversity
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  • Sustainable urban territories
  • Energy transition

Anniversary of the Paris Agreement: focus on the ACT-DDP project

Tag Climate change Sustainable urban territories Energy transition
Anniversary of the Paris Agreement: focus on the ACT-DDP project
The ACT-DDP project, backed by the FFEM, guides companies as they develop strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and coordinates dialogue between the private sector and national decision-makers. The aim is to minimise the climate impact of high-emitting sectors - such as passenger transport, electricity, cement - and land use - in Mexico and Brazil. To mark the 5th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, the project sponsors recall its innovative nature.
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A forum for conservation of the great apes

Tag Biodiversity Democratic Republic of the Congo
Forum de l'Alliance pour la protection des grands singes - photo de gorille
In November 2020, the Alliance for the Conservation of Great Apes in Central Africa (AGSAC) organised a forum around the topic of “Local initiatives to protect the great apes of the Cameroon forests and Congo basin” at Yaoundé in Cameroon. The Alliance is supported by the Small-scale Initiatives Programme (PPI), itself set up by the French Committee of the IUCN and funded by the FFEM.
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An innovative National Park model for the conservation of great apes in Cameroon

Tag Biodiversity Climate change Cameroon
gorille de plaine orientales Parc National Kahuzi Biega RDC
On 30 October 2020, the AFD signed a financing agreement on behalf of the French Facility for Global Environment with the Electricity Development Corporation, the public agency in charge of managing reservoir dams in Cameroon. Worth €990,000, its primary objective is to consolidate the model put forward by the Deng Deng National Park, created in 2010 to protect the region’s great ape population.
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