Capacity building
To evolve towards sustainability and professional development.
OPERATIONAL CAPACITIES AND ORGANIZATION
The CSOs participating in the PPI-OSCAN and TransCap programmes receive significant support to develop their operational and organizational capacities, helping them evolve towards sustainability and professional development.
TRAINING AND ACTIVITIES
Bespoke training and activities are organized to consolidate the structures, technical and financial expertise, and coordination with the action of public bodies.
Materials
ONLINE COURSES
IUCN-Med has also developed two online courses as additional support to Civil Society Organizations to consolidate their structure and support their growth over time. These courses will be available shortly on the IUCN Academy Platform for the programmes’ recipient organizations in North Africa:
- Effective communication for Civil Society Organizations
- Financing strategy for Civil Society Organizations
NEWS
AMPR in Action: Advances and Perspectives for Raptors Conservation in Morocco through PPI OSCAN Before the launch of the PPI OSCAN program, the Moroccan Association for the Protection of Raptors (AMPR) faced numerous challenges in raptor conservation in Morocco. Several species, such as the Bonelli's eagle, which is of least concern on ...
Transformations and Sustainable Future: The Impact of the PPI OSCAN Program on the Ait Yahya Region in Morocco The commune of Ait Yahya, located in the province of Midelt and at the heart of the Oriental High Atlas National Park, faces significant socio-economic and environmental challenges. This particularly fragile natural environment suffers ...
Advances in Marine Conservation and Environmental Awareness in Al Hoceima National Park For several years, Al Hoceima National Park has faced major challenges in conserving its marine biodiversity. The brown grouper, an iconic species listed as endangered on the IUCN Red List, has seen its population decline, while ecotourism has not yet ...
Strengthening Vulture Conservation and Ecotourism in Morocco: The Impact of the PPI OSCAN Program on the Jbel Moussa SIBE A few years ago, the SIBE of Jbel Moussa was a hidden gem in Morocco, a place rich in biodiversity but still largely unknown. Vultures, particularly the Rüppell's Vulture, were critically endangered, with ...
As part of the third phase of the Small-Scale Initiatives Program for North African Civil Society Organizations (PPI OSCAN), the International Union for Conservation of Nature - Mediterranean Cooperation Center (IUCN-Med) is enhancing its support for civil society organizations in Egypt by supporting three young local associations in implementing environmental projects. This ...
From March 1st to 3rd, 2024, the IRADA Association for the Development of Tozeur organized a regional camp on the theme "For Sustainable and Solidary Oases" in Tozeur, Tunisia. This camp represents the first international initiative bringing together ten Libyan, Moroccan, and Tunisian associations from PPI OSCAN 3, involved in oasis conservation ...
TESTIMONIALS
"It’s very important to increase cooperation with the southern shores of the Mediterranean. We share numerous challenges and urgent problems, and it’s ...
"Having a network of members with the necessary capacities, tools and resources will be invaluable to help countries achieve conservation goals ...
"There’s growing awareness, and growing assurance, among communities. That comes from having such a successful programme, which isn’t imposed from the outside ...
"In financing these programmes, the MAVA Foundation is investing in the future. We think that supporting small organizations is essential: they have ...
"With PPI-OSCAN, we’ve opened up new avenues and our environmental corridors project was highlighted by IUCN as an example of a ...
"Its approach to providing support is innovative because it engages young NGOs in nature conservation. It contributes to conservation projects and works ...
Platform promoting civil society’s role in biodiversity protection and action against the effects of climate change. Developed by IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature, Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation).