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Improving livelihoods through biodiversity conservation and sustainable climate systems

The KGWan Eco Habitat project funded by the Kiwa Initiative, has shared its first results : 800 people have been educated on sustainable management of natural resources within the #Bismarck Forest Corridor, a unique and valuable ecosystem.
Additionally, 42 participants have received training in budget management, a key step in empowering communities and supporting sustainable practices.
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