Community Governance | Wildlife Works

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Communities Take the Lead in Forest Conservation using the “Theory of Change” Framework

Learn more about the Theory of Change (cause-and-effect) model which is a vital tool for equitably designing REDD+ projects.

Sep 9

Voices from the Forest: The Real Impact of Carbon Credits

Listen to this conversation between John Mwakima, a community leader from the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project, and Founder Mike Korchinsky.

Jul 30

Listen to Global South Leaders: The Carbon Market's Key Role in Financing Sustainable Development and Climate Adaptation

This blog compiles the many Indigenous Peoples, traditional land owners and Local Communities advocating for carbon markets.

Jul 23

Employee Spotlight: Javier Mancera, Global Director of Community Development

Meet Javier Mancera, Wildlife Works’ Global Director of Community Development. Javier’s thoughtful nature and passion for community-led cons

Jul 22

Community-Governance in Mai Ndombe: How Kesenge is Improving its Access to Safe Drinking Water

In this latest blog by Jerry Nguwa, get an inside look at how community governance works in high quality REDD+ projects.

Jun 17

Short Film: Water is Life - Kasigau Community Uses Carbon Credit Revenue to Increase Access to Water

At the Wildlife Works’ Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project in Kenya, communities earn thousands of dollars each year by protecting their forests.

May 15

Steering the Ship of Sustainable Development: Community Governance at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project

Locational Carbon Committees ensure community governance at the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project

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