As part of the BIODEV2030 project and in collaboration with IUCN Senegal, LEAF led a consortium of national and international consultants to facilitate a multi-stakeholder dialogue to catalyse voluntary commitments from economic actors for biodiversity in the Niayes landscape in Thiès territory.
In April 2023, LEAF facilitated a three-day workshop for the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) to launch the development process of interim forest management standards in Côte d’Ivoire.
Come and step into a palm oil producer’s shoes and experience the complexities of palm oil production and trading in an interactive game session (offline)
COP15 – Biodiversity Strategy Game Day with Pilot Projects and Trinity Centers Foundation Credit: LEAF Credit: LEAF Montréal, December 2022. As the eyes of the world were on the delegates at the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15) of the Parties, haggling over buzzwords, punctuation, and the idea of whether or not to include Read more…
Claude about how Games can help fixing inaction in environmental issues: People lack experience what climate change really means. Games provide this experience. And can make you change your behaviour.
Together with our partner Biotope, our experts facilitated an institutional workshop on cohabitation of local communities and chimpanzees in Guinea.
This is the question we asked at the game session at our side event of the Internationale Grüne Woche 2019 in Berlin.
By playing a palm oil supply chain game (CoPalCam), policy makers, local stakeholders and researchers gain a deeper understanding of the palm oil supply chain.
Can you support negotiations and policy development by playing a game? Yes, and it works. For the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Congo Basin Office we facilitate a workshop of their Regional Working Group on High Conservation Values.