Comparative review of the advantages and disadvantages of financing Protected Area (PA) and PA systems through Conservation Trust Funds (CTFs) versus traditional short-term donor project support

The strategy will be elaborated through a participatory approach, involving KCCA, representatives of citizens, citizens themselves, key sector ministries and local organizations (public and private

The FFEM publishes a new brochure to present its actions in the field of biodiversity. The FFEM has given priority to the protection of biodiversity for the past 20 years. It focuses on sustainable management of natural resources, the establishment of innovative financing mechanisms for protected

2013 was marked by the organisation of a key international event, the International Marine Protected Areas Congress (IMPAC3). For the FFEM, one of the main sponsors who have supported the development of protected marine areas overseas over the past ten years, IMPAC3 provided a real opportunity to

The capitalisation report was issued after the forum of local environmental protection NGOs held in Fada N'Gourma in September 2013, during which the issues of the governance of conservation areas, the economic promotion of biodiversity and the link between climate change/population resilience

This book compiles all of the current data regarding the ecology, distribution and conservation status of the lemurs, which enables them to be identified on the large island of Madagascar

This guide on sustainable management and recommendations regarding certification is a summary of knowledge regarding the social and environmental aspects of forest management in the Congo Basin. It is intended for managers of forest enterprises in the Congo Basin who are anxious to change their

A funding instrument of French bilateral cooperation and development Policy dedicated to environmental protection, the French Global Environment Facility (FFEM) has been involved since 1994 in six areas of the global environment: biodiversity, climate change, international waters, land degradation

This report covers the performance of Conservation Trust Funds during the calendar year of 2011 and relies on information provided by 31 Funds in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia about endowments, sinking funds and revolving funds

The SSIP focuses on Sub-Saharian African countries, included Madagascar, because of their extraordinary but threatned biodiversity, mainly due to extreme poverty. In these countries, livelihoods rely on ecosystem-based services, whereas today 60% of them are degrated. In those régions, natural