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 the DRC Is Tackling the Youth Employment Challenge in the Green Sector
Learn how the Biodiversity and Sustainable Forest Management Program has been supporting the 2020 Strategy, a joint initiative of two ministries
Collaborative Management of Protected Areas
Paper on the community involvement in the Korup National Park Management process in Cameroon
Community Forests in Togo ⎯ A Sustainable Management Model
Have a look at the ProREDD's work with the Goubi forest
Boosting the Local Value Chain of Non-Timber Forest Products
A key to integrating vulnerable groups socially and economically in Cameroon's Far-North Region
Youth Development and Employment in Namibia’s Natural Resources Sector
Have a look at the activities of youth in the conservation sector in Namibia
First Virtual Exchange on Forest Landscape Restoration
Find presentations and meeting minutes
PRODUCTS
VIDEOS
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
Adaptation au Changement Climatique et Planification Locale — Enregistrement Webinaire
Les participant(e)s discutent sur la meilleure façon d’intégrer l’adaptation au changement climatique dans les activités de planification territoriale au niveau local.
The Most Pressing Issue in Rural Development — Okenye Mambo
Why is Cameroon importing rice when it has suitable land to grow it? To find employment youths shouldn't specialise in trading rice but be supported growing it.
Contact
We are looking forward to your participation and contribution!
Désiré Tchigankong (CM)
Speaker
Rosa Stella Mbulu (NA)
Co-Speaker