Center for Nature Conservation and Development
@ccd.org.vn
The Center for Nature Conservation and Development (CCD) is a Vietnamese non-governmental organization that operates independently in the field of biodiversity research and conservation, sustainable forest management and implementation of activities. Support the development of programs that harmonize issues of nature conservation and community development, between humans and biology in Vietnam. We focus on ensuring harmony between conservation and development, between people and nature. Protect and maintain the values of nature and biodiversity. Improve awareness, capacity, and responsibility for all parties. Learn more about Center for Nature Conservation and Development at https://ccd.org.vn/gioi-thieu/
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About Center for Nature Conservation and Development
CCD is a non-governmental organization based in Vietnam that focuses on independent research, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development. Their goal is to find a harmonious balance between conservation and development, connecting people with nature. CCD offers a range of products and services in various fields.
They specialize in Forest and Resource Management, ensuring the sustainable management of forests and natural resources. They also work on Conservation Areas Management, promoting the sustainable management of protected areas and preserving limestone landscapes in the Bac Ninh - Ninh Binh region. CCD is committed to conserving biodiversity and promoting the conservation of priority plants and animals.
They conduct ecological research and monitoring of coastal and marine ecosystems and work to combat hunting, trafficking, and illegal trade. Additionally, CCD engages in activities related to tourism and nature experiences, including planning and developing nature and cultural experiences. They also focus on sustainable livelihoods for local communities and provide education and communication on environmental issues.
With their expertise in training and capacity building, CCD offers services for investigation and monitoring, as well as research and comparative studies. They also share their experiences and models, produce reports and publications, and collaborate with other organizations. CCD welcomes partnerships in forest planting and restoration, wildlife conservation support, community development collaboration, and education and experience-sharing.
For more information about CCD's activities and initiatives, visit their website
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2017
Company size
11-50 employees
