Conservation needs resources. The survival and well-being of all species require healthy ecosystems, whose conservation depends on long-term, extensive and effective funding.
As a collaborative network, the CFA helps to address the challenges of sustainable financing for conservation. Together, governments, multilateral agencies, NGOs, private companies, academic institutions, and independent experts, cooperate to promote conservation finance solutions through exchanging information and expertise and developing studies and tools.
CFA NEWS
Thursday, May 23 2013
CFA promotes Quality Standards for CTFs
The Quality Standards for Conservation Trust Funds is a one-year collaborative initiative aimed at developing a set of concrete guidelines for the management of endowment and sinking funds.
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Thursday, May 23 2013
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UNDP seeks candidates for a flagship initiative on global biodiversity finance
Deadlines for application have been extended to May 29 and June 2, 2013.
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Monday, May 20 2013
RedLAC selects consultants for workshop on Resources Mobilization for Environmental Funds
The workshop will take place in Costa Rica in November 2013 and will present a practical focus and case studies.
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Monday, May 20 2013
CTIS investment survey hosts an informational webinar
The Conservation Trust Investment Survey team hosted a webinar to present the highlights of the 6th CTIS edition and clarify questions from survey respondents.
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Wednesday, May 08 2013
Environmental Funds Tool Kit collects and shares documents
The Conservation Finance Alliance continues to promote and support the use and update of the Environmental Funds Tool Kit, available online at http://toolkit.conservationfinance.org.
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by Sibale, Kafakoma, Shaba and Macqueen
Knowledge Networks: Adding Value to the East African Apparel Industry
by Anoushka Boodhna and Abbi Buxton
Avances y perspectivas del manejo forestal para uso múltiple en el trópico húmedo
by Editor: Manuel R. Guariguata
