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 Newsletter - November 2020
Dear Subscribers,
 
In this particular context of health, economic and social crisis, the FFEM is still working with our partners on the environment and development issues.
 
This second quarterly newsletter revisits the impact of the pandemic on the projects we support, through an interview with the President of our Scientific and Technical  Committee, Sébastien Treyer, who is trying to draw conclusions from it.
 
It also gives you an update on our projects, focusing on the fight against deforestation. Even as the destruction of the Amazon accelerates, and may reach a point of no return, Claude Garcia offers a new way of approaching international negotiation which may provide a more effective weapon in the fight against deforestation.
 
We hope you enjoy the read!

Best wishes,
 
Your FFEM Team
 
The President of the FFEM Scientific and Technical Committee, Sébastien Treyer, also Director General of IDDRI, answers three questions on the role of the FFEM in the current health, economic and social crisis […]
Every year, 5 million hectares of forest disappear. Researcher C. Garcia calls for a different approach to policies to tackle deforestation, based on collective intelligence and play […]

On 15 September 2020, the FFEM signed a financing agreement for the sustainable development of coral reefs in Shark Fin Bay in the Philippines […] 
A large-scale study of agro-ecological initiatives has just been begun in seven countries in Africa, Brazil and India. The project launches its website […]
The Equity programme is publishing its newsletter. It aims to link sustainable economic development and gender equality by promoting fair trade in West Africa […]
The SWM programme for sustainable wildlife management has just launched its website to promote the project and its future impacts […]
The African Marine Mammal Conservation Organisation  (AMMCO), supported by the FFEM via the Small Initiatives Programme (PPI), has just published its newsletter […]
WEEECAM, the project for the sustainable management of electrical and electronic waste in Cameroon, is the subject of a documentary on the French-speaking pan-African channel Telesud TV […]

During the signing of the coral reef restoration project in the Philippines, Ouest-France focused in particular on the objective of training the local population […]
Two studies on the Banc d'Arguin National Park and Diawling Park have just been published. These two national parks are financed by the FFEM to protect biodiversity […]
New results from the CERISE project have just been published. This research project, supported by the FFEM, has led to a better understanding of the proliferation of invasive rodents in Senegal […]
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