Promoting sustainable environmental management practices within communities to foster a green, resilient transition in Guinea, while contributing to biodiversity conservation and responsible natural resource management.
Mission
Actions
Biodiversity conservation
- protecting/restoring coastal, marine and terrestrial ecosystems
- conserving threatened species such as marine turtles
Climate change adaptation
- building community resilience
- promoting nature-based solutions
Awareness-raising and community engagement
- environmental education and behaviour change
- involving communities in conservation
Capacity building and environmental governance
- strengthening local actors and CSOs
- advocacy and collaboration with authorities and technical partners
History
Green Transformation 2050 (GT2050) was created to address Guinea’s growing environmental challenges – ecosystem degradation, biodiversity loss and climate change impacts on local communities. Founded by conservation and sustainable development actors, it aims to promote responsible environmental practices, build community resilience and drive a sustainable green transition, environmentally sound, economically viable and socially fair.
About
GREEN TRANSFORMATION 2050
Guinée
Conakry
Autres projets
Monitoring and management of the natural environment (Monitoring biodiversity in the Haut Niger Park) - 05 March - 07 April 2017 By Issiaga Diaby, Budget $2,500 Own funds.
Elaboration of strategies and a beneficial socio-economic development plan integrating the environmental standard -10 October to 05 November 2017 by Issiaga Diaby, assisted by the NGO technical team - Budget $1,650 Own funds.
Workshop on capacity building of NGOs in assembly techniques, development project evaluation and environment. From April 10 to April 20, 2018 by Alpha Amadou DIALLO - Budget $ 1,000 Equity.
Creation of the Guinea Climate and Development Network (RC&DG): Expertise on climate change, adaptation, mitigation, and resilience for schoolchildren (book in preparation) by Issiaga Diaby, assisted by the technical team of the NGO - Fonds Propres.