We are a community-based non-profit organization that was born from the interest of citizens who promoted a campaign to raise awareness of the importance of protecting the Puca Wildlife Refuge, located between the municipalities of Lepaera, La Iguala, Gracias and Las Flores, all in the Department of Lempira in western Honduras. We coordinate actions with community organizations, municipalities, public and private institutions, national and international cooperation, in order to conserve and protect the Puca Wildlife Refuge through comprehensive participation and empowerment that promotes its governance. The territory served is centered in the Puca Wildlife Refuge, where accompaniment and capacity building is provided to 36 communities, 4 municipalities and 10 local micro-enterprises. Our vision is to be a solid and sustainable community-based organization that promotes human development in harmony with resource conservation in the Puca Wildlife Refuge and its area of influence.

Green World Solutions, an NGO headed by Prof. Ali Mtanda, is spearheading and galvanzing for the protection of critical carbon sinks in Tanzania and Zanzibar. By working directly with commnities and relevant government agencies, GWS has developed programs together with the various stakeholders and custodians of these carbon sinks with the aim of protecting and enhancing the carbon sinks, securing their future extistence. At the same time, revenues derived through the sale of science-verified carbon sequestration isused to directly and positively impact the quality of life of the communities wthin and around these carbon sinks. Quality of Life depends on the protection of natural capital. By generating revenue through natrual capital, their econimc importance can be highlighted, which in turn finances tsheir protection. Tanzania with GWS and OXÏ-ZEN are spearheading a circular green economy based on science-verified carbon sequestration.

Green World Solutions, an NGO headed by Prof. Ali Mtanda, is spearheading and galvanzing for the protection of critical carbon sinks in Tanzania and Zanzibar. By working directly with commnities and relevant government agencies, GWS has developed programs together with the various stakeholders and custodians of these carbon sinks with the aim of protecting and enhancing the carbon sinks, securing their future extistence. At the same time, revenues derived through the sale of science-verified carbon sequestration isused to directly and positively impact the quality of life of the communities wthin and around these carbon sinks. Quality of Life depends on the protection of natural capital. By generating revenue through natrual capital, their econimc importance can be highlighted, which in turn finances tsheir protection. Tanzania with GWS and OXÏ-ZEN are spearheading a circular green economy based on science-verified carbon sequestration.

Green World Solutions, an NGO headed by Prof. Ali Mtanda, is spearheading and galvanzing for the protection of critical carbon sinks in Tanzania and Zanzibar. By working directly with commnities and relevant government agencies, GWS has developed programs together with the various stakeholders and custodians of these carbon sinks with the aim of protecting and enhancing the carbon sinks, securing their future extistence. At the same time, revenues derived through the sale of science-verified carbon sequestration isused to directly and positively impact the quality of life of the communities wthin and around these carbon sinks. Quality of Life depends on the protection of natural capital. By generating revenue through natrual capital, their econimc importance can be highlighted, which in turn finances tsheir protection. Tanzania with GWS and OXÏ-ZEN are spearheading a circular green economy based on science-verified carbon sequestration.

The Integrated Development Program of Befale “PRODEIBE”
is coordinated with CEBIRAF (Centre de Gestion de la Biodiversité
et d’Appui à la Relance de l’Agrofesterie) has as a general objective:
the revival of growth, agricultural production, livestock and fisheries, in order to increase, diversify and stabilize the level of income of the forest dwellers, the improvement of their living conditions (of the populations) and the protection of the environment, in order to reduce the pressure exerted by it on the forest. The population of Tshuapa is estimated at 2,183,739 inhabitants (Annual Report of the Province of Tshuapa 2018) divided into 1 City (Boende), 6 Territories, including Befale, 23 Sectors, 1 Chiefdom and 184 Groups, living at 90% of subsistence agriculture on slash-and-burn, gathering NTFPs in the forest, as well as artisanal fishing.
The main beneficiaries of this project are the population of the Territory of Befale, and part of the Territory of Boende, the capital of the Province of Tshuapa, estimated at 300,000 inhabitants.