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Administrative and financial management is carried out in the field by teams in each of the representations (13 managers and assistants) and at headquarters by a team of 4 people.

Namuli is home to many rare and endemic species, such as a particularly endangered native tree species - Faurea Racemosa.

Agroforestry coffee: a new cash crop for Namuli producers, to reconcile agricultural development and ecosystems conservation in this territory

The regulation on imported deforestation comes into force at the end of the year, and the sector is wondering what traceability solutions to adopt?

As part of the BioStar project, this second power plant will allow the production of electricity by gasification of rice husk in northern Senegal

It is essential that the chocolate industry continues to prioritize sustainability, fair labor practices, and environmental conservation.

Sustainable, participatory and integrated management of the peripheral territories of the Comoé National Park

The workshop took place this Friday March 15, 2024 in Koudougou. This meeting was an opportunity to share the main areas of intervention of the project financed by the European Union.

As part of its activities, Nitidæ has an operational base in Dabakala, which supervises field activities on the western periphery of the Comoé National Park, straddling the regions of Tchologo and Ha…

The Administrative and Financial Manager will ensure coordination relating to financial, accounting and human resources management in Burkina Faso

Ensure the environmental sustainability of the new Mabi-Yaya natural reserve, as well as the territorial and sectoral development of the villages on the outskirts

Thermal, electrical and chemical recovery adaptable to factories of all sizes

Valorization by gasification of rice husks, cashew shells or wood residues

The Talaky Be project, a strong challenge for the development of agricultural value chain, exchanges and negotiations with buyers and the development of accompanying measures for producers