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Evaluation overview « MAR FISH » project
The MAR Fish Project is a collaborative initiative to support the recovery of fisheries in the MAR region by advancing research, monitoring, community engagement, and protection of fish spawning aggre...
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Video - Le PPI : tout un programme pour la nature !
Discover the testimonials of Abdoulkarim from COGEZOH, Nathalie from RENATURA Congo and Caleb from HERP Ghana, as they share how the PPI has supported the growth of their organisations, and became a k...
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Women and Biodiversity: When Economic Inclusion Meets Forest Conservation in Cameroon
Since its creation, the French Global Environment Facility (FFEM) has been supporting projects that reconcile environmental protection with reducing inequalities, ensuring the inclusion of women in ec...
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Innovating together: the strength of FFEM’s cooperation, builder of bridges between the South and the North
On this United Nations Day for South-South cooperation, spotlight on initiatives that, thanks to local know-how and the sharing of experiences between countries in the South, bring forth solutions ada...
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Lignes de Villes
Considered for decades as a fixed benchmark, the coastline has structured coastal development policies and supported the development of coastal territories. Climate change is currently upsetting this...
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FFEM Activity Report 2024-2025
The French Global Environment Facility (FFEM) has been supporting for three decades the emergence of innovative solutions in support of France and developing countries to meet major global environment...
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Harnessing Nature-based Solutions for a Sustainable Blue Economy: Reflections on the FFEM Exchange Day ahead of the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference
The French Facility for the Global Environment (FFEM) had the pleasure to organize on Tuesday, June 3, 2025 with the Conservatoire du littoral, the Domaine de Rayol, the French Development Agency, IDD...
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A airborne wind turbine connected to the national grid in Mauritius
Over-dependent on fossil energy to produce the electricity it needs, Mauritius is seeking to become more resilient and reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by developing renewable energies. With this i...
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Strengthening civil society to protect biodiversity in Africa (PPI 7)
In continuation of the previous phases, phase 7 of the Small Initiatives Programme - PPI 7, implemented by the French Committee of IUCN, aims to support African civil society acting for the conservati...
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Promoting the emergence of North African civil society organisations working on biodiversitynord-africaines engagées en faveur de la biodiversité
Biodiversity conservation requires everyone to be involved, especially actors working on the ground. By supporting environmental projects, led by up-and-coming CSOs, this programme plays an important...
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Entry into force of the BBNJ Treaty: A decisive step for biodiversity in the high seas, long supported by the ...
The Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Treaty, a new international agreement, entered into force on January 17, 2026, after reaching the threshold of 60 ratifications required on Septemb...
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For an African Civil Sociey : cross-capitalisation of PPI and PPI OSCAN programmes
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 Frenc...
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Frequently asked questions
Find all the answers to the most frequently asked questions about FFEM and how it works.
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A sustainable management method for Colombia’s Pacific region forests
Deforestation and illegal logging comprise two major environmental and socio-economic challenges for Colombia’s Pacific region. The FFEM is supporting Colombia in developing sustainable management for...
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Reinforcing the national system for protected areas in the Bijagos Archipelago
Contributing to a trust fund for sustainably financing conservation in marine and terrestrial protected areas in Guinea-Bissau.
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Multi-stakeholder partnership for the sustainable management of protected areas in the Indo-Burma hotspot 2
Conserving biodiversity, maintaining ecosystem services and reducing local poverty in the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot, involving local communities and the private sector.
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Multi-Stakeholder Partnership for the Sustainable Management of Protected Areas in the Indo-Burma Hotspot
Conserve biodiversity, maintain ecosystem services, and reduce local poverty in the Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspot, with the involvement of local communities and the private sector.
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Evaluation summary - HotSpots 2
This project was implemented by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) from September 2018 as a continuation of Hotspot 1 project. In December 2024, the French consulting firm Oréade-Brèche was awar...
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