Biodiversity loss caused by illegal international trade in wildlife, wildlife parts and products is a major threat to environmental sustainability goals. We focus on reducing the trafficking of illegal wildlife through enhanced partnership building, strong project management, and technical assistance. We are working with partners throughout Africa and Asia to employ coordination, law enforcement, and governance solutions to address the illegal wildlife trade, linking these activities to sustainable management of biodiversity in the wild.

Achieving water security is one of the major challenges faced by societies as it is essential to promote economic and social development as well as resources sustainability and its impact on climate change.

Offering unparalleled experience engaging people, communities, regional organizations, and national governments in the long-term sustainable management of their forest resources. Our socially inclusive and participatory approaches to natural resources management builds capacity within the government and civil society to become innovators in the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources, while balancing conservation goals with economic growth and diversified use priorities.

Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing (IUU) damages marine ecosystems, skews competition, places honest fishers at a disadvantage, and weakens the economies of coastal communities.

Illegal logging is the collection and trade of timber in contravention of national and international laws. It has devastated some of the world’s most valuable forests, and on the people and species who live in them and rely on the resources that forests provide.