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• What are the next steps post COP26: Are we on the right track?

• We strongly believe that the UN Climate Change Conference and subsequent meetings are necessary and worthwhile to helping achieve some of ABCG’s biggest objectives, including mainstreaming biodiversity considerations into economic development at the community level in African countries, reaching women…
• abcg | December 14, 2021

• Influencing Policies, Planning and Funding for integrated Freshwater Conservation and WASH Approaches

• Across sub-Saharan Africa, millions of people lack access to clean water and sanitation. ABCG and multisectoral partners strive to reduce watershed degradation and pollution which is designed to conserve freshwater ecosystems and improve efficient use of dwindling water resources due…
• abcg | December 2, 2021

• Integrating Population, Health, and Environment into Community-Centered Conservation Work in Tanzania

• Theory of change (TOC) of integrating family planning with biodiversity conservation is aimed in building a resilience of families, with the assumption that when people access to family planning will help them improve access to food security, improved livelihood by…
• abcg | November 30, 2021

• Increasing the Capacity of African Governments and Stakeholders in Land-Use Planning

• Land use planning is fundamental for steering new solutions and progresses towards achieving a sustainable society, given that several social and environmental issues have been brought on by climate change, population growth and urbanization in the past decades in Africa.…
• abcg | October 27, 2021

• Success Story: Empowering Communities to Clear the Way for Healthier Grass in Tanzania

• In a region where healthy grass means everything, the encroachment of sickle bush has been an unwelcome new challenge. For years, community members have been looking for a solution. Uprooting would take a lot of work, and no one could…
• abcg | October 25, 2021

• ABCG at IUCN World Conservation Congress in Marseille France

• Held once every four years, the recently concluded IUCN World Conservation Congress that was held in Marseille, France, and online, on September 3-11, 2011, brought together several thousand leaders and decision-makers from government, civil society, indigenous peoples, business, and academia, with the…
• abcg | September 15, 2021

• Benefits of Population, Health and Environment Approaches for Conservation

• The World Population Data Sheet 2021 reports that Africa’s population is rapidly growing. The report further reveals that Africa has the highest fertility rate at 4.3% and the highest projected population growth rate of any region worldwide. All of the…
• abcg | September 9, 2021

• Advocacy for Ecosystem and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Training

• The Africa Biodiversity Collaborative Group (ABCG) will be holding a course on “Advocacy for Ecosystem and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)” which was launched on August 4, 2021 through a webinar. The course is set to start on September 13-…
• abcg | September 1, 2021

• Turning Concepts into Action: ABCG and IRC Hold Session on Advocacy in Africa at World Water Week 2021

• Improvement of the health of freshwater ecosystems is one of the Africa Biodiversity Collaborative Group (ABCG) key focus areas. In support of the USAID Biodiversity Policy, ABCG is linking freshwater conservation and water, sanitation, and hygiene (FW-WASH) to proactively engage…
• abcg | August 31, 2021

• What is New in the World of Population, Health and Environment?

• The Africa Biodiversity Collaborative Group (ABCG) Population, Health and Environment (PHE) sub task of the Global Health Linkages to Biodiversity Conservation aims to demonstrate a strategic holistic approach to meeting people’s needs for health including family planning and reproductive health…
• abcg | August 19, 2021

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