Environmental conservation resources: Africa
24 Nov 2008
PROJECT TECHNICAL ADVISOR - Hoima, Uganda
WWF- EARPO in collaboration with UNDP Country Office (Uganda ) and the Government of Uganda have developed a full-sized GEF project: “The Conservation of Biodiversity in the Albertine Rift Forests of Uganda Uganda
PROJECT TECHNICAL ADVISOR - Hoima, Uganda
WWF- EARPO in collaboration with UNDP Country Office (
02 Sep 2008
WWF DRC, Landscape Deputy Officer/Deputy Landscape Leader (Salonga, DRC)
Position title: Deputy Landscape Leader
Reports to: Landscape Leader and Principal Technical Adviser
Supervises: As so designated
Grade: TBD
Location: Kinshasa, DRC
Date: October 2008
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WWF DRC, Landscape Deputy Officer/Deputy Landscape Leader (Salonga, DRC)
Position title: Deputy Landscape Leader
Reports to: Landscape Leader and Principal Technical Adviser
Supervises: As so designated
Grade: TBD
Location: Kinshasa, DRC
Date: October 2008
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02 Sep 2008
WWF DRC, Conservation Programme Director
Position title: Conservation Director
Reports to: DRC Country Coordinator
Supervises: As so designated
Location: Kinshasa, DRC
Date: October 2008
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WWF DRC, Conservation Programme Director
Position title: Conservation Director
Reports to: DRC Country Coordinator
Supervises: As so designated
Location: Kinshasa, DRC
Date: October 2008
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22 Jul 2008
Lake Bogoria Policy Brief 1_08
Local communities living along the Waseges River – the main tributary to Lake Bogoria – are dependent on the river for their livelihood. Both upstream and downstream communities depend on the river for agriculture, the main activity for food production. The last few years have seen an increase in irrigated agriculture, in some cases resulting in over-abstraction of river water with water hardly reaching the communities downstream. » Read more
Lake Bogoria Policy Brief 1_08
Local communities living along the Waseges River – the main tributary to Lake Bogoria – are dependent on the river for their livelihood. Both upstream and downstream communities depend on the river for agriculture, the main activity for food production. The last few years have seen an increase in irrigated agriculture, in some cases resulting in over-abstraction of river water with water hardly reaching the communities downstream. » Read more
