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OUR ALIGNMENT WITH SDG 10: REDUCED INEQUALITIES Sepik Wetlands & Peatland Limited is dedicated to promoting social equity and reducing inequalities in Papua New Guinea through sustainable carbon development projects. By actively involving local communities in the management and conservation of peatlands, we provide vital economic opportunities and enhance livelihoods. Our initiatives ensure that financial gains from carbon credits are distributed fairly, directly benefiting those who are often marginalized. This participatory approach not only supports environmental sustainability but also addresses socio-economic disparities by empowering communities with skills, resources, and a voice in decision-making processes. Aligning with SDG 10, our work underscores a commitment to fostering inclusive growth and creating a more equitable society for all. #SustainableDevelopment #EqualOpportunities #CommunityEmpowerment

HOW THE UN IS SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT The United Nations (UN) is playing a crucial role in promoting sustainable rural development, with initiatives that prioritize environmental protection, poverty reduction, and community resilience. Sepik Wetlands & Peatland Limited, a Carbon Developer based in Papua New Guinea, shares this vision by developing projects that leverage carbon credits to create lasting environmental and social benefits. Our initiatives are designed to preserve critical ecosystems, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance the livelihoods of rural communities. By integrating sustainable practices with local traditions, we ensure that its projects not only protect the environment but also offer economic empowerment to those who need it most. The alignment of our goals with the UN’s sustainable development objectives underscores the importance of global cooperation in building a more sustainable and equitable world for all. Kindly visit our website to learn more about our carbon credits development: www.sepikwpl.com #SustainableDevelopment #CarbonCredits #EmpoweringCommunities

HOW THE UN IS SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT The United Nations (UN) is playing a crucial role in promoting sustainable rural development, with initiatives that prioritize environmental protection, poverty reduction, and community resilience. Sepik Wetlands & Peatland Limited, a Carbon Developer based in Papua New Guinea, shares this vision by developing projects that leverage carbon credits to create lasting environmental and social benefits. Our initiatives are designed to preserve critical ecosystems, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance the livelihoods of rural communities. By integrating sustainable practices with local traditions, we ensure that its projects not only protect the environment but also offer economic empowerment to those who need it most. The alignment of our goals with the UN’s sustainable development objectives underscores the importance of global cooperation in building a more sustainable and equitable world for all. Kindly visit our website to learn more about our carbon credits development: www.sepikwpl.com #SustainableDevelopment #CarbonCredits #EmpoweringCommunities

Since 2019, DT Global's USAID-funded Papua New Guinea Lukautim Graun Program (LGP) has been a driving force in #biodiversity #conservation and community development in the Bismarck Forest Corridor. LGP stands as a leading model for sustainable development in #PNG, showcasing USAID’s commitment to protecting natural landscapes and supporting communities. Key achievements include: 🚷 Establishment of protected areas, contributing to the conservation of vital forest ecosystems and endangered species. 🌲 Reduction in deforestation through targeted interventions and sustainable land management practices. 🧑💼 Support for alternative livelihoods, which have helped reduce pressure on natural resources and improved the economic well-being of local communities. LGP integrates traditional knowledge with modern conservation, empowering local communities in environmental decisions. Partnering with community and women’s organizations, the program promotes sustainable resource management and gender equity. As LGP marks its fifth anniversary, a three-day workshop in August evaluated successes and set objectives for its two-year extension. The extension aims to sustain and build upon the program’s achievements, with a continued focus on strengthening community capacity, advancing conservation efforts, and addressing emerging issues such as climate change.🌿 For more information on USAID LGP and its ongoing efforts, visit their website: https://ow.ly/1JuQ30sHa9s #IWork4DTGlobal #WeAreDTGlobal #USAID #LGP #BiodiversityConservation #SustainableDevelopment #PapuaNewGuinea #EnvironmentalImpact #CommunityDevelopment

Since 2019, DT Global's USAID-funded Papua New Guinea Lukautim Graun Program (LGP) has been a driving force in #biodiversity #conservation and community development in the Bismarck Forest Corridor. LGP stands as a leading model for sustainable development in #PNG, showcasing USAID’s commitment to protecting natural landscapes and supporting communities. Key achievements include: 🚷 Establishment of protected areas, contributing to the conservation of vital forest ecosystems and endangered species. 🌲 Reduction in deforestation through targeted interventions and sustainable land management practices. 🧑💼 Support for alternative livelihoods, which have helped reduce pressure on natural resources and improved the economic well-being of local communities. LGP integrates traditional knowledge with modern conservation, empowering local communities in environmental decisions. Partnering with community and women’s organizations, the program promotes sustainable resource management and gender equity. As LGP marks its fifth anniversary, a three-day workshop in August evaluated successes and set objectives for its two-year extension. The extension aims to sustain and build upon the program’s achievements, with a continued focus on strengthening community capacity, advancing conservation efforts, and addressing emerging issues such as climate change.🌿 For more information on USAID LGP and its ongoing efforts, visit their website: https://ow.ly/txp430sGPNf #IWork4DTGlobal #WeAreDTGlobal #USAID #LGP #BiodiversityConservation #SustainableDevelopment #PapuaNewGuinea #EnvironmentalImpact #CommunityDevelopment

Since 2019, DT Global's USAID-funded Papua New Guinea Lukautim Graun Program (LGP) has been a driving force in #biodiversity #conservation and community development in the Bismarck Forest Corridor. LGP stands as a leading model for sustainable development in #PNG, showcasing USAID’s commitment to protecting natural landscapes and supporting communities. Key achievements include: 🚷 Establishment of protected areas, contributing to the conservation of vital forest ecosystems and endangered species. 🌲 Reduction in deforestation through targeted interventions and sustainable land management practices. 🧑💼 Support for alternative livelihoods, which have helped reduce pressure on natural resources and improved the economic well-being of local communities. LGP integrates traditional knowledge with modern conservation, empowering local communities in environmental decisions. Partnering with community and women’s organizations, the program promotes sustainable resource management and gender equity. As LGP marks its fifth anniversary, a three-day workshop in August evaluated successes and set objectives for its two-year extension. The extension aims to sustain and build upon the program’s achievements, with a continued focus on strengthening community capacity, advancing conservation efforts, and addressing emerging issues such as climate change.🌿 For more information on USAID LGP and its ongoing efforts, visit their website: https://ow.ly/o55M30sGR7z #IWork4DTGlobal #WeAreDTGlobal #USAID #LGP #BiodiversityConservation #SustainableDevelopment #PapuaNewGuinea #EnvironmentalImpact #CommunityDevelopment

Since 2019, DT Global's USAID-funded Papua New Guinea Lukautim Graun Program (LGP) has been a driving force in #biodiversity #conservation and community development in the Bismarck Forest Corridor. LGP stands as a leading model for sustainable development in #PNG, showcasing USAID’s commitment to protecting natural landscapes and supporting communities. Key achievements include: 🚷 Establishment of protected areas, contributing to the conservation of vital forest ecosystems and endangered species. 🌲 Reduction in deforestation through targeted interventions and sustainable land management practices. 🧑💼 Support for alternative livelihoods, which have helped reduce pressure on natural resources and improved the economic well-being of local communities. LGP integrates traditional knowledge with modern conservation, empowering local communities in environmental decisions. Partnering with community and women’s organizations, the program promotes sustainable resource management and gender equity. As LGP marks its fifth anniversary, a three-day workshop in August evaluated successes and set objectives for its two-year extension. The extension aims to sustain and build upon the program’s achievements, with a continued focus on strengthening community capacity, advancing conservation efforts, and addressing emerging issues such as climate change.🌿 For more information on USAID LGP and its ongoing efforts, visit their website: https://ow.ly/qqlb30sGPiG #IWork4DTGlobal #WeAreDTGlobal #USAID #LGP #BiodiversityConservation #SustainableDevelopment #PapuaNewGuinea #EnvironmentalImpact #CommunityDevelopment

THE UN’S ROLE IN REDUCING INEQUALITY WORLDWIDE The United Nations plays a crucial role in reducing inequality globally by advocating for sustainable development, poverty alleviation, and environmental stewardship. Through its initiatives, the UN ensures that marginalized communities have access to essential resources, helping to promote economic growth and social inclusion. At Sepik Wetlands & Peatlands Limited, we align with this mission by advancing carbon credits development that protects ecosystems and supports local communities in Papua New Guinea. Our projects aim to conserve wetlands and peatlands, which are critical for mitigating climate change and preserving biodiversity. By empowering local communities through sustainable practices, we contribute to long-term economic resilience and environmental preservation. We are dedicated to creating a balance between environmental sustainability and social equity, ensuring that the benefits of carbon credits extend to those who are most affected by climate change. Kindly visit our website to learn more about our carbon credits development: www.sepikwpl.com #SustainableDevelopment #ClimateAction #CarbonCredits

Conservation International is thrilled to be an agency for the Global Environment Facility’s Small Grants Programme (SGP 2.0). This partnership aligns perfectly with our mission to bring together diverse stakeholders, from civil society to corporate partners, Indigenous Peoples, and local communities, to tackle pressing environmental challenges. Building on the legacy of the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund, which has supported over 2,700 civil society organizations in conserving biodiversity hotspots, we aim to catalyze transformations, build capacities, and create resilient systems that endure beyond the life of a grant to protect our planet's most vulnerable and biodiverse regions. Read our announcement here: (https://lnkd.in/g-HfSA_k) #conservation #sustainability #biodiversity #partnerships

New project will benefit 550,000 people in 144 municipalities of the Legal Amazon WASHINGTON, MARCH 28th, 2024 – A new muti-sectoral investment in the state of Pará, Northern Brazil, was approved today by the World Bank Board of Directors, targeting reforms in social programs, education, and environment protection to help Pará reach its development goals. The US$280 million Sustainable Human Development Project in the State of Pará will help the State improve social services and food security, enhance learning, and promote forest conservation in a region where livelihoods depend directly on natural resources. About 550,000 people in 144 municipalities are expected to benefit directly from these activities. Source: The World Bank, 2024 #investment #sustainable #project #wbg Access the full article at: https://lnkd.in/dz2Trwra