What we’re working on together now
The future of conservation NGOs
How can we collectively reimagine integrated, innovative and impactful pathways for conservation NGOs in a rapidly changing world? We live in times of unprecedented speed and scale of change. Digital transformation, as well as shifting societal norms and perceptions of justice, offer extraordinary challenges and opportunities for change. Further, in ...
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Exploring responses to corruption in natural resource management and conservation practice
Corruption undoubtedly plays a role in degrading nature, undermining conservation efforts, distorting good governance and disrupting communities around the world. Corruption is dynamic – it changes and develops over time and no two situations look exactly alike. There is therefore no single solution. This initiative aims to highlight how rethinking ...
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Gamifying nature conservation
How could gamification techniques revolutionise the way people interact with and fund conservation efforts? Half of the global population lives in urban areas, largely disconnected from the natural world. The problems facing the planet can feel overwhelming and impossible for individuals to influence. As a result, it is becoming increasingly ...
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Cyriaque Sendashonga steps in as Ad-interim Director of the Luc Hoffmann Institute
The Luc Hoffmann Institute is pleased to announce that Ms. Cyriaque “Cyrie” Sendashonga has been appointed as Ad-interim Director of ...
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How conservation can learn from digital communities
A thought piece by Sasha Sebright, an external innovator collaborating with the Luc Hoffmann Institute to investigate the role digital ...
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The future of conservation NGOs – applications for the innovation challenge are open!
Do you have an innovative idea that could transform conservation work? The Luc Hoffmann Institute, along with our partners the ...
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