Project Description
Climate Change, Livelihoods, Natural Resources Management
Based on lessons learned, this working group promotes concepts that foster the improvement of livelihoods while conserving natural resources in the context of climate change.
It supports the exchange of results and experiences between projects or programmes and develops innovative products to contribute to knowledge management and more efficient implementation of projects and programmes.
The working group believes that a well governed and responsible management of natural resources is the foundation of sustainable development in rural areas. The impacts and risks of climate change on livelihoods and natural resources are taken into account, especially through concepts such as ecosystem-based adaptation and mitigation.
The working group covers terrestrial and marine ecosystems.
Subthemes
- Enhancing benefits of biodiversity and ecosystem services
- Climate change adaptation
- Land tenure, forest landscape restoration and wood energy
UPDATES
How to Achieve Sustainable Management of Dry Forests in Cameroon
Global restoration initiatives for climate change mitigation actions and livelihood options
Consolidating the Participation of Women in Forest Landscape Restoration
Global restoration initiatives for climate change mitigation actions and livelihood options
The Impact of Governance Structures on Protected Area Management
Lessons-learned with a collaborative management approach at Takamanda National Park in South-West Cameroon
With Improved Cookstoves Towards the SDGs
Read about the experience made with relay women in Cameroon's Far-North Region
The Impacts of Climate Change Adaptation on Youth Employment and Migration in Africa
Forthcoming policy brief by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research to showcase solutions
Utilizing Local Know-How for Soil Rehabilitation in Dry Areas
The case of Laf and Maoudine in the Far-North Region of Cameroon
PRODUCTS
VIDEOS
How to Convince Stakeholders to Invest in a Landscape – Example Madagascar
Input for a webinar on the economics of forest landscape restoration by Lincoln Davis of UNIQUE
How to Convince Stakeholders to Invest in a Landscape – Example Ethiopia
Input for a webinar on the economics of forest landscape restoration by Lincoln Davis of UNIQUE
INNOSTART 2019 — An Airbus-GIZ Collaboration in the DRC
Objectifs, candidats, ambiance avant l’event final — An initiative using aerospace technology for development efforts
Linking Tenure Security and Forest Landscape Restoration — An Example from Madagascar
Edited recording of a webinar conducted by the CCLNRM working group
Dezentrales Management von Naturressourcen in Mauretanien
So sieht die Umsetzung durch die neu aufgebauten Vereinigungen aus
Verarbeitung lokaler Naturprodukte in Mauretanien
Die wichtigsten Schritte entlang der Wertschöpfungskette von Nichtholzwaldprodukten
Contact
We are looking forward to your participation and contribution!
Désiré Tchigankong (CM)
Speaker
Rosa Stella Mbulu (NA)
Co-Speaker