Labeled initiatives

This project is led by “Lokole International”. The initiative “Living with the Congo River” aims to promote sustainable coexistence between the riverine populations and the Congo River in Equateur Province, based on an integrated approach of the watershed. It simultaneously addresses the challenges of maintaining biodiversity, sustainable river mobility, and resilience to flooding, in a […]

This project is led by “Drone Expertise Sarl (DREX)”. Lake Nokoué, one of the most important aquatic ecosystems in southern Benin, is under increasing pressure due to the uncontrolled expansion of Acadja, a traditional fishing technique based on the installation of branches. Although essential to the livelihoods of local communities, this practice, when intensified, contributes […]

In Madimba Mao, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the rivers Luwa, Kibuma and Bimbondo are vital sources for agriculture, domestic water and local biodiversity. These three tributaries feed the N’djili river, which then flows into the Congo River, the second most powerful river in the world. Faced with the deforestation of riverbanks, erosion and […]

Born in the wake of Cyclone Batsirai in 2022, the initiative led by Cœur de Forêt aims to strengthen the resilience of the coastal territory of Mananjary (Vatovavy region, Madagascar) by reconnecting populations with wetland ecosystems. The Mananjary River and the Pangalanes Canal structure ecological balances and livelihoods, which are now threatened by deforestation, degradation […]

This project is supported by “CHASAADDM”. Faced with the accelerated degradation of the Nyong watersheds, aggravated by the precariousness of the riverside communities and their environmentally harmful practices, CHASAADD-M carries out an initiative that makes children and young people the primary guardians of their river territory. The project is structured around five complementary actions: environmental […]

This project is supported by the Action for Poverty Reduction and Humanitarian Assistance “ARPAH”. The main objective of the project to protect the Tinkisso river basin upstream of the Tinkisso hydroelectric dam in Dabola Prefecture is: Contribute to the fight against all forms of degradation of natural resources in the Tinkisso basin upstream of the […]