Supporting livelihoods

Working toward communities that sustainably use and value wetlands.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maintaining biodiversity

Protecting endangered species while monitoring species and habitat biodiversity.

 

 

Wise water use

Promoting integrated water resources management.

 

 

The changing climate

Policy and community level prioritization of wetlands values.

 

 

Greening our economy

Promoting economic development in harmony with wetland conservation.

 

 

Latest news

Regional Training Workshop Annoucement

 

   

Community and Ecosystem Based Climate Change Adaptation   

   Wetland International (WI) and the African Institute for Capacity Development (AICAD) are pleased to announce the second workshop on Community and Ecosystem Base Climate Change Adaptation to be held from 12th - 17th March 2012 at AICAD Headquarters, Nairobi, Kenya.

 

For further informations and application, see the links below

 

Announcement

Regform

Request for proposals – Evaluation Consultants

Wetlands International’s Africa office is accepting proposals for the evaluation of two West African conservation projects. For more information, please see the Terms of References below.

Deadline - 30th December 2011.

TOR  Manatee Project

TOR Pilot Project

COP 17 Africa Day: AFRICA’S FUTURE MUST BE GREEN OR THERE WILL BE NO FUTURE - 8th December 2011

“Our future has to be green or there will be no future, we have no plan B, we shall not give up the fight”, declared Meles Zenawi, Ethiopia’s prime minister while speaking to thousands of delegates that participated at the COP 17 Africa day. The 17th conference of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, popularly known as COP-17, is taking place in Durban, South Africa.



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