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Andrew Buckwell

Andrew is an environmental economist, business strategist and digital developer. He writes on greening business, sustainable communities, climate change, coral reef conservation and ecosystem services markets.

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Posted on: 31 January 2018

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Teacher Workshops: Tropical Deforestation and Sustainable Development, Singapore

Altus Impact partner, Dr Jesse Hastings, is currently working with the Singapore Ministry of Education (MoE) and other partners to design and coordinate a series of teacher training workshops focused on tropical deforestation, sustainable development, and tropical field studies. The aim of these workshops is to strengthen teachers’ theoretical and practical environmental expertise, so that […]

Strategic sustainability advice for an Ecuadorian chocolate company

Altus Impact is working with To’ak Chocolate Company in Ecuador to help boost their sustainability credentials and harness further interest from investors.To’ak (pronounced Toe-Ahk and meaning earth” and “tree” in ancient Ecuadorian dialect) was born from a rainforest conservation project that started in 2007 in the coastal region of Ecuador. It was here that co-founder Jerry […]

Understanding Community Resource Management Areas in Ghana, West Africa

Community Resource Management Areas are useful mechanisms to foster community responses to forest conservation and management efforts in Ghana.

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