Nature Rwanda

Today, as part of the ISO Annual Meeting, Rwanda launched its updated National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP); a landmark step for safeguarding ecosystems and building climate-resilient communities. We are grateful for the opportunity to speak at the event and share how civil society organizations collaborate with national institutions to support priorities like the NBSAP.

Nature Rwanda is proud to have been engaged from the design phase and is now ready to contribute to its implementation. Our contribution will more actively focus on protecting threatened species and their habitats, restoring degraded landscapes to enhance biodiversity and climate resilience, advocating for effective policies, and raising awareness through education and community engagement. These interventions demonstrate how science, community action, and policy combine to deliver measurable impact.

With the support of visionary partners, we can expand these efforts, safeguard our natural ecosystems, and ensure that both people and nature thrive together.

💚 Together, donors, government, NGOs, and communities can turn ambition into action for a sustainable future.

BirdLife International Africa Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA)