Countries Unlock Billions to Protect Nature Through BIOFIN
March 5, 2026
BIOFIN helps countries mobilize billions for biodiversity, with 91 nations developing long-term finance plans globally.
BIOFIN helps countries mobilize billions for biodiversity, with 91 nations developing long-term finance plans globally.
World Wildlife Day, celebrated annually on 3 March, highlights the importance of wildlife and ecosystem protection.
Young eco-warriors gain skills, legal knowledge, and climate awareness, ready to lead environmental protection efforts.
Rwanda’s National Coordination Team visits GCF-funded projects this week to assess climate adaptation progress.
Wetlands are essential for water, climate, and biodiversity; losing them endangers communities and economies.
Kenya’s Mariakani Municipality delegation, led by Hon. Jane Kamto, visited REMA to study Rwanda’s environmental strategies.
GGGI and Swedish partners convene Kigali dialogue, bringing government and finance leaders together to boost climate funding.
At Gikondo Wetland in Kigali, a collaborative Umuganda restores ecosystems and promotes sustainable development.
Rwanda and Singapore launch carbon market project call under Article 6 of Paris Agreement.
Rwanda’s Cabinet reviewed the carbon market fees structure, aiming to ensure transparency, prevent double counting of credits, and attract greater investment in climate finance.
