A Women-Led Community Forest, funded by the PAWANKA Fund (2020–2021, Didango, Tibati)
Reviving Mbororo traditional knowledge to establish a High Carbon Value Community Forest, managed by a trained, women-led committee.

















Reviving Mbororo traditional knowledge to establish a High Carbon Value Community Forest, managed by a trained, women-led committee.

















Harnessing traditional knowledge to strengthen climate resilience among Baka and Mbororo communities, reaching 542 Indigenous participants.
AIWO-CAN hosted the AICA General Assembly at the Mont Fébé Hotel, a continental gathering for the rights of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in conservation.
Establishing an accessible, inclusive and gender-responsive Grievance Redress Mechanism for Baka and Bantu communities.
Revalorizing Mbororo pastoralists’ traditional knowledge to promote sustainable grazing and household energy resilience.