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Rights, Resources & Livelihoods

Resource Africa promotes people-centred conservation for thriving, resilient livelihoods.  We advocate for people’s rights to sustainably use their natural resources, respecting their cultures, worldviews, and knowledge systems.  Our interventions are science-based.

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Report on the Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill debated in the UK House of Commons

The Hunting Trophies Import Prohibition Bill debated in the UK House of Commons has raised significant concerns among governments and conservation experts, who argue that it undermines vital revenue sources necessary for biodiversity protection. Critics warn that banning trophy hunting could lead to increased habitat loss and poaching, ultimately jeopardizing endangered species rather than aiding their conservation.

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Towards fair deals for communities engaged in the wildlife economy and conservation finance

Exploring fair deals for Indigenous peoples and local communities engaged in wildlife conservation is crucial in addressing biodiversity loss and climate change. By promoting Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) and equitable partnerships, we can empower custodians of the land, ensuring their rightful participation in nature-based industries and enhancing negotiation power.