GIZ Supports Wildlife Protection in Chad
Ishaango News
Summary
The German development agency GIZ has donated a vehicle and IT equipment to Chad's Directorate of Wildlife and Protected Areas (DFAP). The donation, which occurred this Thursday, seeks to enhance the directorate's ability to protect Chad's wildlife and manage protected areas effectively. Key officials from both the Chadian government and GIZ attended the handover ceremony, underscoring the importance of the collaboration. The contribution is part of a cooperative agreement established in 2011 and aims to strengthen Chad's capacity in combating wildlife crime and promoting sustainable development. The provided vehicle will improve mobility for monitoring wildlife, while the IT equipment will streamline data management and operational efficiency within the DFAP. This initiative highlights the ongoing commitment of international partnerships in addressing environmental challenges in Chad.
N'DJAMENA - The German development agency GIZ has provided crucial support to Chad's Directorate of Wildlife and Protected Areas (DFAP) through a vehicle and IT equipment donation. The contribution aims to bolster the directorate's operational capabilities in preserving Chad's natural heritage.
The handover ceremony was attended by key officials, including the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Environment, Water, Fisheries and Sustainable Development, Mr. Koularambaye Koundja Julien, and the Director-General of Wildlife and Forest Resources, Mr. Idriss Lol Mahamat Choua. GIZ Project Manager, Mr. Hans Jurgen Klein, also participated, highlighting the collaborative effort between Chad and Germany in environmental conservation.
The donation aligns with the cooperation agreement established in 2011 between GIZ and the Chadian government. The vehicle will enhance DFAP's mobility for monitoring and protecting wildlife, while the IT equipment will streamline data management and improve overall efficiency. This support is part of a broader initiative to strengthen Chad's capacity in managing its protected areas and combating wildlife crime. The GIZ's ongoing commitment underscores the importance of international partnerships in addressing environmental challenges and promoting sustainable development in Chad.