"Well-managed ecosystems equal community development"

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CBCS will never stop fighting for a greener, healthier world. Our goal is to save the planet for our children. Help us to win.

Our mission

The mission of the CBCS is to support communities in capturing the benefits of environmental services, in order to take ownership of the rational and sustainable management of Congo Basin ecosystems.

Our vision

CBCS aims to be the primary forum for supporting investments that enhance ecosystem services in the Congo Basin by helping local communities live in harmony with nature.

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About Congo Basin Conservation Society

The CBCS (Congo Basin Conservation Society) is a philanthropic organization under Congolese law which is concerned with actively participating in the pursuit of sustainable development objectives by mobilizing forces in an overall movement highlighting the combined efforts of actors working in the region by breaking down regional barriers between producers of ecosystem services and consumers in the Congo Basin.

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Areas of intervention

We are committed to doing what is necessary, not only what is considered politically feasible, to preserve rainforests, protect the climate, and uphold human rights.

Natural Resource Governance

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Biodiversity conservation and management of protected areas

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Forest finance and Biodiversity finance (community forestry and ecotourism)

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Forestry and Biodiversity Finance (community forestry and ecotourism)

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Fight against climate change

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Advocacy and Wildlife Crimes and floristics (fight against the ecocide of rare species)

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Agroecology and soil health

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Management of freshwater resources, wetlands and sanitation

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Environmental education and awareness

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Livelihoods

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Climate justice for women and young people

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What's happening?

Our Activities

The CBCS Network DRC has now begun harvesting their fields.

An agroecological women's cooperative supported by CBCS Network DRC has now begun harvesting their fields. The women are very happy with their rice and maize production.
They believe that the effects of the war in eastern DRC will not h...

20-12-2025 Read More

A Community Nursery in Luhorhe, Bohozi Village, Kabare Territory (South Kivu)

10-12-2025 Read More

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17-11-2025 Read More

a workshop to validate the provincial agroecology strategy, bringing together a diverse range of stakeholders

31-10-2025 Read More

Josué Aruna elevated to the rank of ambassador for ecological justice in the DRC

13-10-2025 Read More

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