The African Wildlife Foundation and Dev-Afrique Development Advisors have entered into a partnership aimed at supporting African governments in strengthening conservation efforts, improving environmental governance, and advancing policy reform linked to sustainable development.
The collaboration is designed to help governments and regional institutions better integrate natural capital into planning and decision-making, while also improving the tools and systems used to manage biodiversity, land use, and ecosystem resources.
It brings together AWF’s long-standing conservation experience with Dev-Afrique’s expertise in governance advisory, institutional strengthening, data systems, and geospatial technology.
Under the agreement, both organisations will work with public institutions and development partners to design and implement practical solutions that connect conservation goals with economic development priorities. A key focus will be ensuring that policies are not only developed but also effectively implemented through stronger institutions, improved data, and technical support.
Speaking on the partnership, AWF Chief Executive Officer Kaddu Sebunya said Africa’s
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