Timor Leste’s agro-biodiversity is high; however, it is increasingly disappearing due to transformational agricultural processes. High population pressure, soil degradation, increasing monocultures, and the spread of invasive alien plant species...
AMBERO supports - together with its project partners - the sustainability of biological diversity and the livelihood of Ecuador's rural population, by strengthening SNAP in priority zones and involving regional...
Important milestones have been reached in Cameroon in both decentralization and poverty reduction. Initiated in 1996, the decentralization reform of government and administrative systems...
In the program, "Sustainable Economic Development in Iraq" (SEDI), GIZ introduced concrete steps for the collaboration between public and private actors...
The Organisation of Latin American and Caribbean Supreme Audit Institutions (OLACEFS) is an independent international institution. It offers technical advice, help and coordination for national supreme audit institutions...
In addition to their economic growth target, the seven countries that belong to the Central American Integration System (SICA) set the goal of sustainable social and environmental development in 1991....
The project is strengthening the capacity of the MINEPAT and MINFI in terms of a coherent results-based planning and programming of public funds in the investment budget. Additionally, the project...
The program’s development goal is the reduction of land degradation in agricultural land and the improvement of small farmers’ productivity, particularly in areas that are increasingly affected by land degradation...
The Cerrado in central Brazil is the largest savanna in South America and originally covered about 25% of Brazil’s land area. It is considered the world's most biodiverse savanna. The...
In Burundi, the local authorities have great difficulty to supply the population with essential basic services and to create an environment which promotes economic development. The causes are.....