"Strengthening urban resilience and sustainable management of wetlands in the city of Ifrane" is the theme of a workshop that will be organized from December 26 to 28 in Ifrane at the initiative of the association "Living Planet Morocco".
The participants in this meeting, organized in collaboration with the National Agency for Water and Forests and the Province of Ifrane, will debate current environmental challenges and the potential for sustainable development.
According to the organizers, this workshop will focus on themes related, in particular, to ecotourism, the management of natural resources, and the adoption of Nature-based Solutions (NbS), reports MAP.
This event, which will make it possible to explore strategies for more resilient and sustainable management of territories, will be an opportunity to forge links, exchange innovative ideas, and envisage future collaborations.
Integrating the Resilience project, this workshop is part of the initiatives and efforts deployed to promote the resilience of territories in the face of climate and environmental challenges.
It will highlight the pioneering role of Ifrane, designated in 2022 as the first Moroccan city labelled "Wetland City" by the Ramsar Convention.
According to the same source, this prestigious recognition testifies to Ifrane's commitment to the preservation and sustainable management of its wetlands, for the benefit of local communities and biodiversity.
The programme will include training sessions, mobilization workshops, and field meetings between institutional actors and members of the Resilience associative network, with the objective of encouraging a collaborative and integrated approach for the management of wetlands and natural resources.
The participants in this meeting, organized in collaboration with the National Agency for Water and Forests and the Province of Ifrane, will debate current environmental challenges and the potential for sustainable development.
According to the organizers, this workshop will focus on themes related, in particular, to ecotourism, the management of natural resources, and the adoption of Nature-based Solutions (NbS), reports MAP.
This event, which will make it possible to explore strategies for more resilient and sustainable management of territories, will be an opportunity to forge links, exchange innovative ideas, and envisage future collaborations.
Integrating the Resilience project, this workshop is part of the initiatives and efforts deployed to promote the resilience of territories in the face of climate and environmental challenges.
It will highlight the pioneering role of Ifrane, designated in 2022 as the first Moroccan city labelled "Wetland City" by the Ramsar Convention.
According to the same source, this prestigious recognition testifies to Ifrane's commitment to the preservation and sustainable management of its wetlands, for the benefit of local communities and biodiversity.
The programme will include training sessions, mobilization workshops, and field meetings between institutional actors and members of the Resilience associative network, with the objective of encouraging a collaborative and integrated approach for the management of wetlands and natural resources.
