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This 4-year project aims to strengthen the contribution of non-state actors (NSA), such as civil society (CS), Indigenous Peoples (IP) and community organisations, to improving forest governance, sustainable forest management and the contribution of forests to development in five Congo Basin countries.

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Latest news

Highlighting achievements in the CV4C project

26 March 2021
CV4C webinar series: Achievements, reflections and food for thought

3 March 2021
Illegal logging soars during Covid-19 pandemic in Congo Basin

27 January 2021
The Future of Independent Forest Monitoring

7 December 2020
COVID response reaches indigenous forest peoples and vulnerable groups in Cameroon

20 August 2020
Project support to the fight against COVID-19 in Kinshasa

21 July 2020

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Forest dependent communities, women and indigenous peoples groups are central to the success of this Action

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This project has been established with the financial support of the European Union, World Resources Institute (WRI) and the University of Wolverhampton. The partnership consists of key expert organisations in each of the Congo Basin countries.

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