The BRIDGE Project seeks to promote strategic alliances between the private sector and CTFs that are part of RedLAC (Latin American and Caribbean Network of Environmental Funds) and CAFÉ (Consortium of African Funds for the Environment), to jointly achieve the 2030 action goals for biodiversity

Over 330 projects have been financed since the launch of the Small-scale Initiatives Programme (PPI) in 2006 and the PPI OSCAN (North African civil society organisations) in 2014. The FFEM, IUCN French National Committee and IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation have worked together on an

Since its creation in 1994, the FFEM has favoured innovative environmental projects that can be replicated at larger scale. To do so, it is essential to capitalise on experiences gained from these projects and to learn from them in order to improve future projects. That’s why the FFEM is launching

Midway through its 2019 - 2022 strategic cycle, the FFEM is publishing its latest Activity Report covering the full range of its actions in 2020 and 2021. This new report presents the FFEM’s action principles, illustrated by various projects currently underway together with interviews and

Since its creation in 1994, Energy transition and resilient cities have remained two of the FFEM’s priority action areas. These will be highlighted in 2021 through a number of international events, such as the UN Climate Conference (COP 26). To mark these occasions, the FFEM is publishing a

Since its creation in 1994, forests and agricultural land have remained one of the FFEM’s priority action areas. This will be particularly highlighted in 2021 and 2022 through a number of international events, such as the World Conservation Congress, the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15) and the

Since its creation in 1994, pollution and waste management has remained one of the FFEM’s priority action areas. This will be particularly showcased in 2021 through a number of international events, such as the World Conservation Congress and the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15). To mark these

Since its creation in 1994, international waters and aquatic ecosystems have remained two of the FFEM’s priority action areas. These will be highlighted in 2021 through a number of international events, such as the World Conservation Congress and the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15). To mark

Since its creation in 1994, biodiversity has remained one of the FFEM’s priority action areas. This will be particularly showcased in 2021 through a number of international events, such as the World Conservation Congress and the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15). To mark these occasions, the

Global warming is impacting ecosystems and biodiversity globally, but particularly so in arid regions. The Avaclim project, supported by the FFEM and the Global Environment Facility (GEF) promotes agro-ecology and other related initiatives in the Maghreb, Africa, Brazil and India to combat the