ICENECDEV Corporate Groups is agricultural company providing advisory agricultural services and access of loan to smallholder farmers in Cameroon and in the Central Africa /CEMAC Region . The goal is for Partners/ governments provides 40 per cent subsidy of premiums. ICENECDEV Gorporate Group has a vision to be one of the leading insurer scheme and to covers 60 per cent of the members. The pilot will focus on expanding the scheme to cover more farmers and livestock.
In OECD countries, most farmers benefit from crop insurance or the equivalent in price supports and guarantees. By contrast, farmers in middle- and low-income countries, do not have access to such risk mitigation services. Most of these farmers are smallholders.
Agricultural insurance is a valuable financial instrument for smallholder farmers. It increases their resilience by avoiding or limiting potentially devastating financial losses. This prevents them from falling into poverty. Insurance also eases access to finance and increases smallholders’ productivity.
The COP is held every two years. This 2024, for the first time in history, Colombia will host the 16th edition of the biennial Conference on Biodiversity. Each of these Conferences seeks to take decisive measures for the protection of biological diversity.
This year, COP16 will take place in Cali, capital of the department of Valle del Cauca (Colombia), between October 21 and November 1, 2024.The slogan “Peace with Nature” is a call to reflection to improve the relationship with the environment, to rethink an economic model that does not prioritize the extraction, overexploitation and contamination of nature.
The International Centre for Environmental Education and Community Developmenrt-ICENECDEV will organized 2 side events at the margin of COP16 on Reversing and Halting the Impact of Plastic Pollution on Ocean Biodiversity on the 26th October in the Nature Positive Pavilion 5pm to 6pm Colombia Local Time and 31st October 2024 Afternoon Session.ICENECDEV will drawing inspiration from experience and knowledge engaging with communities to Combat Plastic Pollution Along the West Coastline of Cameroon and Gulf of Guinea and other parts of Africa financed by the Norwegian Retailer Environment Fund, Waste Free Oceans Belgium , Empower Norway, Sufrider Foundation,Ecotour Enterprise SWIFT Belgium, XminusY Netherlands.
Plastic pollution poses a severe threat to marine life and ecosystems, with far-reaching consequences for biodiversity and human health. Addressing this issue requires a multifaceted approach involving reducing plastic production and consumption, improving waste management, and undertaking clean-up efforts,Reduce Your Use of Single-Use Plastics, Support Legislation to Curb Plastic Production, Plastic Pollution Treaty and Waste,reuse/recycle, Participate In (or Organize) a Beach or Coastal Cleanup and restoration of marine ecosystem through Agroecology and Agroforestry.
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