Environmental conservation resources: Africa
13 Jun 2008
VACANCY: MARA RIVER BASIN PROGRAMME M&E OFFICER
The WWF-EARPO Freshwater Programme has 4 major programmes (with several sub-projects) in priority geographic areas in East Africa. One of these is the Mara River Basin. » Read more
VACANCY: MARA RIVER BASIN PROGRAMME M&E OFFICER
The WWF-EARPO Freshwater Programme has 4 major programmes (with several sub-projects) in priority geographic areas in East Africa. One of these is the Mara River Basin. » Read more
13 Jun 2008
VACANCY: POLICY PROGRAMME OFFICER
The WWF-EARPO Freshwater Programme has 4 major programmes (with several subprojects) in priority geographic areas in East Africa. These are the Mara River Basin, Ruaha River Basin, the Eastern Rift Valley and the Albertine Rift. » Read more
VACANCY: POLICY PROGRAMME OFFICER
The WWF-EARPO Freshwater Programme has 4 major programmes (with several subprojects) in priority geographic areas in East Africa. These are the Mara River Basin, Ruaha River Basin, the Eastern Rift Valley and the Albertine Rift. » Read more
13 May 2008
Common Ground - Reducing human wildlife conflict
The WWF report ‘Common Ground’ assesses cases of Human Wildlife Conflict (HWC), focusing on elephants as a flagship of these conflicts. Often the scale of the damage that can be caused by them, and the fact that they can injure or even kill humans, makes them the species that communities most fear. » Read more
14 Apr 2008
West Africa Marine Newsletter (April 08)
News, views and information from WWF's West Africa Marine Ecoregion (WAMER) programme based in Senegal.
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West Africa Marine Newsletter (April 08)
News, views and information from WWF's West Africa Marine Ecoregion (WAMER) programme based in Senegal.
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20 Feb 2008
Rethink Investment in (South) Africa
This report is the second in a series of reports by WWF's Trade and Investment Programme (TIP), on the flows of investment between developing nations, and analyses the nature of inward investment into Africa as a whole, and South Africa in particular. The report investigates the resource-intensive nature of foreign direct investment into Africa, which has in the past originated primarily from former colonial powers, but which is increasingly being dominated by firms from China and India, as these rapidly developing economies seek to secure sources of supply of raw materials. » Read more
22 Jan 2008
Update after 5 years of Marine Turtle monitoring in Gamba, Gabon (2002-2007)
The 200 km of coastline of the Complex receives an average of 2000 turtles every year. Since 2002, the NGO Ibonga-ACPE in collaboration with WWF and its partners (PROTOMAC) have monitored every nesting season on the 5.75 km of beach near Gamba. This is a technical report on the monitoring activities and conclusions drawn.
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Update after 5 years of Marine Turtle monitoring in Gamba, Gabon (2002-2007)
The 200 km of coastline of the Complex receives an average of 2000 turtles every year. Since 2002, the NGO Ibonga-ACPE in collaboration with WWF and its partners (PROTOMAC) have monitored every nesting season on the 5.75 km of beach near Gamba. This is a technical report on the monitoring activities and conclusions drawn.
» Read more
08 Nov 2007
COMMUNITY COORDINATOR, Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP)
COMMUNITY COORDINATOR, Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP)
Mirera-Karagita Project, to be based in
The Community Coordinator will assist the WSUP Project Manager to develop, test and implement a WSUP community organization approach in Mirera-Karagita Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Environmental Management Project and to support community development department of Naivasha Water, Sewerage & Sanitation Company (NAIVAWASS) to effectively carry out its functions.
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