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WWF began its support to the Government of Nepal in 1967 with the protection of species and their habitat. In the 1980s, integrated conservation development projects paved the way for people-centered conservation. Since 2000, WWF Nepal’s support to the government for the conservation of these priority landscapes has continued to grow stronger. In coming years, WWF Nepal will undertake adaptation and mitigation strategies to build the resilience of vulnerable ecosystems and communities to climate change. The major focus will be on energy and food security for conservation and sustainable development. WWF Nepal will also constructively engage in forest carbon issues (REDD+), to help establish an equitable benefit sharing at both the local and national levels while ensuring that social, economic, and environmental safeguards are met.
Focus Areas:
Climate Change, Fresh Water, Forest, Species, Sustainable Livelihood, Policy and Advocacy, Conservation Education, Communications Marketing.
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Contact Person: Ugan Manandhar,
Programme Co-ordinator,
Climate Change, Energy and Fresh Water
Nepal Programme, PO Box 7660
Baluwatar, Kathmandu
Phone: +977-14434820
Email: ugan.manandhar@wwfnepal.org
Website: www.wwfnepal.org
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