Posts by Qinyu Li
Shashe Agroecology School
ZIMSOFF is an organization of 19,000 small-scale farmers, and growing, that promotes agroecology and strengthens the power of smallholder farmers to reduce poverty and improve their standard of living.
Read MoreParticipatory landuse planning and management
Women restored degraded lands restored through sustainable agriculture, business enterprise livelihoods, increased household income and capacity building of lead farmers led to a CBO formation.
Read MoreINTEGRATED RICE-DUCK FARMING AND VALUE CHAIN
WEM-RIC works with its 42,000 women members to conserve agrobiodiversity and enhance local food security and nutrition through sustainable agriculture and microenterprise development.
Read MorePathways to Coexistence: Facilitating appropriate land use planning that considers protecting major elephant corridors
We provide opportunities for human wildlife coexistence through sustainable “Elephant Aware” agriculture, conflict resolution and elephant themed enterprise, contributing to an “Elephant Economy”.
Read MoreConservation Compact A: Integrated Coastal Management to Improve Climate Change Adaptability and Reduce Emissions from Mangrove Forest Conversion
We promote cultural identity and sustainable resource management by building communal businesses that result in economically resilient communities.
Read MoreBetter/Fair prices, unified advocacy for favorable decisions/policies/development decisions, better implementation of capacity building projects, Improvement of local traditional technologies
Unites small scale farmers to empower them with skills to self manage and gainfully carry out sustainable agriculture and lobby for favorable markets, policies, partnerships and infrastructure.
Read MoreConducting Local Knowledge-Based Research activities
TRIPNET has empowered forestdependent Karen indigenous people to take an active role in the sustainable management of their forests and natural resources through on-the-ground initiatives and advocacy
Read MoreCarbon Funding for Widespread Adoption of Improved Cookstoves
Through innovative carbon credit financing, over 7,000 families in rural Brazil have adopted efficient cookstoves, resulting in cleaner homes, reduced fuelwood use, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Read MoreSolar Panel Installation
This Project combined community awareness creation on climate change, training and implementation of actual mitigation strategies and skills for youth empowerment.
Read MoreRecovery of the population of the Amazon River Turtles
The Zabalo Turtle Project has served to rescue the regional population of the important Amazon River Turtle, while also providing a solid economic and cultural incentive for indigenous conservation.
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