Milagre Nuvunga (Micaia Foundation), “The Evolving Nature of CBFM in Parts of Africa with Particular Emphasis on Mozambique” (Yale Forest Forum)

Event time: 
Thursday, March 4, 2021 - 11:30am to 12:15pm
Location: 
https://yale.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ijnMakcTTYujyhQxl8Pi8g See map
Event description: 

The Yale Forest Forum is excited to announce their spring 2021 speaker series, which will focus on community-based forestry. This week’s speaker is Milagre Nuvunga, who is the executive director of the Micaia Foundation.  A forester by training, Milagre’s experience includes many years of work in Mozambique with government ministries related to natural resources management, as well as international positions with the UN and international organizations working at the interface between environment and community development. Milagre has been working since 2008 in a complex landscape that includes the Chimanimani Transfrontier Conservation Area in an effort that aims to bring together government entities, NGO, the private sector and local communities from Mozambique and Zimbabwe. The continuous search for knowledge and effective and participatory strategies for the implementation of sustainable local development approaches are the main drivers of her professional career.