Key Environmental Actors from Central and West Asia Connect to Share Knowledge and Build Capacity on ICCAs
The Issyk Kul event on June 11-16th was organized by the UNDP GEF SGP in Kyrgyzstan, the ICCA Consortium and CENESTA (Iran). Read more ▸
The Issyk Kul event on June 11-16th was organized by the UNDP GEF SGP in Kyrgyzstan, the ICCA Consortium and CENESTA (Iran). Read more ▸
Community Conserved Areas in India – An overview, 2009, Neema Pathak Community Conserved Areas (CCAs) in India reflect a huge diversity of ecosystems in… Read more “Community Conserved Areas in India – An overview” ▸
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Member of the Council of Elders
Member of the Council of Elders
Former Council member with special responsibility for South East Asia (2016-2019)
Former Regional representative for Southeast Asia (2020-2022)
Regional representative for Southeast Asia
Former regional representative for East and North Asia (2019 – 2025)
Former regional representative for South Asia (2022-2025)
Former Regional representative for West and Central Asia and the Caucasus (2019-2024)
Thematic representative for youth and intergenerational relations
Thematic representative for gender equality
Thematic co-representative for sustaining territories of life
Thematic representative for documenting territories of life
Chair of the Membership Committee (Executive Committee)
Secretary
On today, 3 March 2017, to celebrate World Wildlife Day, the Karen Environmental and Social Action Network (KESAN) is pleased to release a short… Read more “The Salween Peace Park : A Place for All Living Things to share Peacefully” ▸
On 5 February 2014, thousands of people in the Kamoethway Area gathered on the bank of the Kamoethway River to conduct the opening ceremony… Read more “The establishment of a community fish conservation zone in Megui-Tavoy District, Karen Statei” ▸
The Salween Peace Park initiative is a collective effort involving over 300 representatives from 23 village tracts in the 3 townships of Mutraw District;… Read more “From Battlefields to Refuge: Introducing The Salween Peace Park” ▸