What We Do
- Provide research and evidence to support nature-related programs and activities, policies, and good practices.
- Assess and monitor the socio-cultural and environmental impacts of mining, infrastructure, forestry, agriculture, and other nature-based projects.
- Climate change impact assessment, mitigation and adaptation.
- Monitoring, evaluation and assessment of Carbon sequestration.
- Develop and respond to policy directions, including biodiversity offsets, ecological restoration, ecosystem services, integrated land management, cross-sector partnerships, green infrastructure, and nature for public health provision.
- Monitor and evaluate plans, strategies, and programs.
- Monitor, review, and assess policy and practice.
- Assist organizations in designing and managing action plans (e.g., the Biodiversity Management Plan, Biodiversity Action Plan) and projects.
- Provide training and programs in different sectors, including nature sensitization, based on sound scientific knowledge.
- Design and implement customized training modules and short courses/training.
- Provide advocacy for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
- Offer training for students and unemployed graduates on successful projects and consultancies to equip them for their future tasks.
- Provide research and evidence to support nature-related programs and activities, policies, and good practices.
- Assess and monitor the socio-cultural and environmental impacts of mining, infrastructure, forestry, agriculture, and other nature-based projects.
- Climate change impact assessment, mitigation and adaptation.
- Monitoring, evaluation and assessment of Carbon sequestration.
- Promote, foster, and maintain interest in the conservation of nature.
- Promote the enhancement of biodiversity and sustainable development through education.
- Support measures geared towards conservation of nature and managing natural resources.
- Advocate for appropriate policies, regulations, and actions that promote sustainable development.
- Promote and support the improvement of any conservation areas.
- Encourage the recognition of the importance of safeguarding nature, either for its cultural, scientific, amenity, or economic value.