To ensure that future generations grasp the concept of the landscape approach and promote environmental conservation work

EL NUEVO DIARIO, SANTO DOMINGO – The Biodiversity in Productive Landscapes Project of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

In the past month of August, the 3rd Dominican Chocolate Festival was held in our country, organized by CAD.

Good practices in agroforestry systems such as crop diversification, shade and pruning management, agroforestry rehabilitation and renewal, genetic improvement.

During an event held in the auditorium of the municipality of Neyba town hall, the members of the SDG Commission shared their experience in applying the knowledge and tools gained during the capacity-building process on SDGs and the 2030 Agenda.

The story of an entrepreneurship that positively impacts the environment. In the Dominican mountains, blessed by nature with ideal conditions for cultivating various crops for much of the year, paradoxically, the richness of their ecosystems competes with thepoverty of their inhabitants, due to their limited access to basic services, lack of road infrastructure, and the

Santo Domingo June 19, 2023 As part of the good governance of the Biodiversity in Productive Landscapes project, the third meeting of the Advisory Committee was held, with the objective of learning about the current status of the project, progress, achievements and vision for the future, as well as strategies for the sustainability of actions

Rancho Arriba 15 June 2013 With the objective of following up on the projects implemented by the UNDP’s environmental sustainability and resilience unit, a meeting-workshop was held on June 15 in Rancho Arriba, San José de Ocoa, with the members of the different work teams. In this space, experiences were socialized and exchanged among the

Within the framework of the celebration of World Environment Day, on June 5, the Ministry of the Environment presented the National Plan for Reforestation-Restoration of Forest Ecosystems 2023-2024. This activity was attended by His Excellency, the President of the Republic, Luis Abinader. In his speech, the Minister of Environment, Miguel Ceara-Hatton, highlighted some important points

The training on the prevention and control of fires in the wildland-forest interface began this Monday, May 15, with the provision of expertise from the Forest Fire Technical Assistance Team (FAST) in coordination with the Ministry for Ecologic Transition and the Demographic Challenge of Spain, managed by FAO within the framework of the BPP Project,