The NAFORE Association for Environmental Protection organized the renewal of the governing bodies of the Djelliwar Local Collective Management Association for Natural Resources (AGLC/RN) on November 9, 2025, in Djellewar. Objectives:

From December 8th to 16th, 2025, the NAFORE Association for Environmental Protection organized training sessions on technical production methods and the manufacturing of bio-inputs (composting) for women’s cooperatives in the localities of Djelliwar, Dar Salam, Amreichatt, Tamourt Rahma, Ould Boukseyss, Zragh Ainou, and Dhlin, all within the Djellewar Commune. This activity is part of the

Summary of the proceedings of COP30, November 13, 2025Here are the day’s highlights : The key points of the day on November 11 were as follows: Tensions remain, namely :

Le Président de l’Association Naforé a eu l’honneur de participer à la COP 30, qui se tient à Belém (Brésil). This COP marks a turning point towards the concrete implementation of the climate commitments made since the Paris Agreement. It is taking place against a backdrop of tensions between countries of the Global North and

Like other IUCN members and commissions, NAFORE proudly represents the voice of Mauritanian civil society at the IUCN World Conservation Congress, currently taking place in Abu Dhabi.During the first three days of the congress, our delegation actively advocated for conservation and sustainable development with several international foundations and partners, including The Nature Conservancy (TNC), World

As part of the Integrated Natural Resource Management Project (PIGRN), the NAFORE environmental protection association took part in the official launch of the project, which will be implemented in the wetlands of Maal, Djelewar, and Karakoro.The project aims to restore degraded wetlands, which are crucial for biodiversity and local populations, and to strengthen national and