This project focused on designing and implementing the first phase of the Rio Conventions Joint Capacity Building Programme, a global initiative aimed at strengthening the capacities of public officials, negotiators and technical experts on the synergies between the three Rio Conventions on climate change, biodiversity and desertification.
This project supported FMO in strengthening its Nature-positive approach through the development of strategic and operational guidance tailored to its investment portfolio.
This project focused on the design of an impact investment fund dedicated to financing sustainable land-use initiatives, with a particular emphasis on agroforestry, biodiversity and the green economy.
This project focused on creating a Biodiversity Stewardship Programme in Mauritius to engage private landowners, and private sector stakeholders in the sustainable management and conservation of biodiversity on private lands.
This project aimed to design a new initiative for ecosystem services valorization in Morocco, focusing on the quantification, valuation, and development of positive incentives for ecosystem conservation and restoration.
This project aimed to create sectoral action plans for Algeria to integrate biodiversity conservation into key economic sectors, ensuring alignment with the country’s national biodiversity strategy.
The Forest and Landscape Investment Forum, held in Kigali, Rwanda, aimed to foster dialogue between diverse stakeholders, including government, private sector, and financial institutions, to promote investment in sustainable land management, forest conservation, and landscape restoration in the East African region.
In the context of the WWF Africa Adaptation Initiative, this mission aimed to design and deliver a tailor-made training to WWF staff across Africa on securing finance for climate change adaptation projects, particularly focusing on ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) and nature-based solutions (NbS).
This project provided training for Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) managers in the Mediterranean, focusing on effective fundraising strategies for Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). The aim was to equip MPA managers with the fundraising skills to attract more financial resources and sustain conservation efforts.
This project aimed to develop a sustainable financing strategy for the Papua New Guinea’s Protected Areas (PAs) network, supporting long-term conservation. Rio Impact’s support focused on a costing assessment and expertise on cost-benefit analyses to help prioritize financing options.
