Locally led research and action
for nature restoration and climate resilience
Reversing Environmental Degradation in Africa and Asia (REDAA) is a programme that supports research and action by offering grants and facilitating mutual learning.
REDAA currently supports 21 locally led research-to-action projects that improve evidence, tools and governance to help people and nature thrive. These take place across 17 countries and cover a diverse range of landscapes and ecosystems.
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Explore REDAA’s collection of reports, briefings, learning papers, impact stories, case studies, and interviews to advance your locally nature restoration efforts.
Once Indigenous Peoples have a seat at the governance table, their traditional knowledge can inform the research lens for conservationists and contribute to the development of fully socially inclusive policies
Ritchel Cahilig
Haribon Foundation
