The U.S. Forest Service Central Africa Program works with host country governments, universities, and local and international non-governmental organizations to address and promote sustainable forest and land management, biodiversity conservation and responses to climate change across the Congo Basin.
By sharing and exchanging knowledge, expertise, and experience, the U.S. Forest Service aims to build capacity in program countries to promote the sustainable use and management of natural resources and improve lives.
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Forest Cover Mapping in the Republic of the Congo
Forest Cover Mapping in the Republic of the Congo: Watch the Video! The U.S. Forest Service International Programs, through USAID’s Central Africa Regional Program for the Environment, CARPE, is assisting …Read More »Green Value Tool Training: Setting Community Forestry Concessions Up For Success
Green Value Tool Training: Setting Community Forestry Concessions Up For Success In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the 2014 Community Forestry Decree enables communities to obtain formal rights to …Read More »
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