CONDESAN
A session titled “Networks for Sustainable Monitoring of Global Environmental Change” is being organized by CONDESAN, with support from the Mountain Research Institute. The session looks to use case studies of ongoing monitoring networks in global environmental change, showing how the role of networks has been important in their organization and how their...
Mountains cover approximately one-quarter of the world’s surface and are home to approx. 12 % of the global population. Mountains provide freshwater to half of the world’s population and are home to half of all global biodiversity hotspots. On the other hand, mountains are among the regions in the world which are most sensitive to climate change and human impacts.
To date, there is no...
Deadline for application: June 21th
Read below and if you feel the call is for you, send us your CV to condesan@condesan.org now!
The Mountain Partnership was conceived as a so-called Type II outcome (Partnership Initiatives) of the WSSD, and is a voluntary alliance of partners working towards improving the lives of...
The support of the Challenge Program on Water and Food to the Peruvian Ministry of Environment, is featured in a newspaper article in which he emphasizes one of the mechanisms for benefit sharing are investigated, implemented and validated from the global program that is part CONDESAN: payment for environmental services in watersheds. This mechanism was chosen by the ministry to be implemented...
The Andean Ecoregion is home of an extraordinary ecological and cultural diversity where some 40 million people live.
The paramos, jalcas and punas are unique and diverse ecosystems but are also under threat due to unsustainable human activity.
The Andean Ecoregion is central to the production of the water resources that are used in a large part of South America.
The...
