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Marine ecosystems: Mangroves, coastal anchorages
The current ecological crisis marked by a significant degradation of ecosystems in a context of global change requires stronger and more sustainable protection of coral reefs and mangroves, which are...
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Publication of a Guide on Coral Reefs
The current ecological crisis, marked by significant degradation of ecosystems in a context of global change, calls for stronger and more sustainable protection of coral reefs and mangroves—hotspots o...
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Overview of participatory science for the sustainable management of natural resources in the protected areas o...
This document is one of the final deliverables of the RENFORESAP project about participatory science for the sustainable management of natural resources. The project runs for three years (2018-2021) w...
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Evaluation summary of PETRA project
The Amazon basin is an area of major ecological importance. After 50 years of deforestation at a high rate, the policies of the Brazilian federal government and the governments of the Amazonian states...
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Evalution Summury of Compensation for damage to ecosystems and biodiversity project (COMBO)
The project was part of an international program targeting four African countries—Madagascar, Guinea, Mozambique, and Uganda—due to their exceptional biodiversity and the rapid growth of highimpact ec...
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Sustainable urban territories
Through the operations it finances, FFEM aims to contribute to decarbonizing energy production and improving energy efficiency in developing countries, with a view to providing sustainable access to e...
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Evaluation summary of Equité project
The challenge of fair trade is to modify the rules of international trade so that producers in countries of the South can benefit from the expansion of trade. Compared to other regions, West Africais...
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Evaluation summary of the project Conservation and sustainable management of the Gran Chaco
The Gran Chaco is a vast geographical area shared between northern Argentina, southeastern Bolivia, northwestern Paraguay, and southeastern Brazil. It is the second largest forested area after the Ama...
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See the side event ACT DDP at COP26
Stéphanie Bouziges-Eschmann spoke at this ACT-DDP side-event at COP26. The event presented the first lessons learned from this project led by Ademe and IDDRI, concerning the low-carbon transition of c...
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Evaluation Summary of the Project "Protection of Biodiversity and Ecosystems of the Ameca-Manantlán Corridor"
Mexico is a “megadiverse” country in terms of biodiversity, with nearly 65.3 million hectares of forest cover. Faced with growing issues of social acceptability, the country must define new conservati...
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Evaluation summary of Ega Egga project
In Senegal, livestock farming contributes 4% to the gross domestic product, and 30% of the population depends on livestock products. The sector is essential for the country's food security. The main l...
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Freshwater ecosystems: eutrophication and cyanobacteria
Eutrophication of surface waters on the African continent is accelerating, due to the cumulative effect of population growth and associated anthropogenic pollution, and climate change risks further am...
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Libération: “Giving deforestation in Colombia the chop”
First published in Libération on 21 August 2019, this article revisits the sustainable forestry planning project in the Colombian Pacific region, supported by the FFEM, the EU and ONF Andina (French N...
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A LOOK AT THE INNOVATIVE NATURE OF ‘PROJECT RESSOURCE’ WITH CONSTANCE CORBIER-BARTHAUX
Between 1960 and 2000, the number of water birds in the great Sahel wetlands declined by about 40%. Project RESSOURCE aims to significantly improve living standards for the local populations of these...
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Event:Ocean-based solutions for climate action - feedback from the field and contributions from marine science...
A wide range of ocean-based solutions exist to limit climate change and its impacts on marine ecosystems, both in terms of mitigation and adaptation. The contributions of science and feedback from fie...
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RESTORING COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS IN THE INDIAN OCEAN: A NEW FINANCING AGREEMENT
On 20 February 2020 in Mauritius, Jean-Yves Le Drian, France’s Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, and Hamada Madi, Secretary-General of the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC), signed a new financing...
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