As the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 16.2) convened last week (February 25–27) in Rome, Italy, one critical question takes center stage: Who needs the skills to connect, facilitate, and implement solutions for climate change, biodiversity loss, and social inequality —…
PanNature, in collaboration with the Kbang District Agricultural Service Center in Gia Lai Province, is implementing a pilot project in Kon Pne Commune to promote sustainable, environmentally friendly agricultural practices. As part of the project, two key training sessions were…
On February 27, 2025, PanNature conducted an evaluation of the agroforestry model on degraded sloping land in Kon Pne Commune, Kbang District, Gia Lai Province. The purpose of this evaluation was to assess the implementation process, growth, and development of…
Vietnam is recognized as one of the world's most biodiverse countries. However, biodiversity conservation in the country faces challenges, one of which is the limited extent of officially designated protected areas. The current coverage remains far below the targets outlined…
A representative from PanNature suggested clearly defining the non-profit status of science and technology organizations to facilitate research, technology transfer, and application. This clarity would also enhance international collaboration and attract funding.
Along with national programs on sustainable development and climate change response, small-scale projects with a bottom-up approach also play an essential role in implementing sustainable development goals. The paper analyzes the concepts of grassroots development and sustainable development based on a bottom-up climate change mitigation and adaptation project implemented in two Northwest provinces of Vietnam.
During this turbulent time, we are so relieved to have helping hands from many supporters in different ways. Dr. Marcel Marchand is among these valuable helpers. He joined us in late 2022 and agreed to serve as the Technical Advisor…
The members, participating organizations, and representatives of civil society organizations and community-based organizations, Indigenous People’s networks, and membership organizations of the Civil Society Organizations Forum on Social Forestry in ASEAN, or CSO Forum, have come together for our 9th Annual…
After two years of online-only meetings, the ICCA Consortium Southeast Asia Regional Assembly gathered in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in October. PanNature's Executive Director attended and contributed to the meeting.
On 1st November 2022, PanNature joint with more than 230 civil society organisations from 62 countries to send a statement to the world leaders attending the United Nation’s COP 27 climate summit in Egypt to urge that human rights and the environment must be protected in the scramble to extract minerals used in clean energy technologies.