
Trust earned in the field β the memberships, mandates and milestones that mark more than fifteen years of conservation for human development.
For Conservation Alliance, the clearest recognition is the responsibility we are trusted to carry β chairing national committees, shaping policy, and partnering with governments and global institutions to safeguard biodiversity. These are the memberships and milestones that define our standing.
A member of the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative β a global network advancing societies in harmony with nature.
Entrusted to chair Ghana's National Biodiversity Offset Committee, guiding how development delivers a measurable net gain for nature.
A contributing voice in reviewing and shaping the National Biodiversity Strategy & Action Plan that steers national conservation.
Selected to deliver the National Monitoring Support Initiative alongside MESTI and the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre.
Established in 2008 to continue the work of Conservation International in Ghana β a mantle of stewardship spanning the Upper Guinea Hotspot.
A recognised sector partner in sustainable cocoa β working with the Rainforest Alliance, UTZ and industry to reform cocoa landscapes.
Conservation Alliance is established, taking over the activities of Conservation International, Ghana, and bringing a multidisciplinary platform to biodiversity conservation.
Environmental education reaches schools and young people through the Little Green Hands programme β cultivating the next generation of stewards.
CA convenes sector partners to advocate phasing out Highly Hazardous Pesticides in Ghana's cocoa sector, drawing national and pan-African media attention.
CA joins the national GREEN GHANA planting exercise and, with partners, launches the BID-AF2020-029-USE project to strengthen biodiversity data.
Alongside MESTI and UNEP-WCMC, CA launches the National Monitoring Support Initiative (2025β2030) to modernise Ghana's biodiversity monitoring and reporting.
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