We are honored to be attending the Regional Geospatial Forum for Inclusive Biodiversity Action in Nairobi, Kenya.

The forum brings together women, Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs), and youth to strengthen their participation in conservation planning and decision-making. It also focuses on enhancing the capacity of these groups to utilize geospatial data and tools for biodiversity monitoring, reporting, and evidence-based policy engagement.

We are proud to be represented by our Executive Director, Rebecca Tendai Chirenga, who is contributing to these important discussions on inclusive conservation and sustainable biodiversity management.

Second from left, standing raw Rebecca Tendai Chirenga (WICO – Executive Director)