
As you know, the erosion of biodiversity is an alarming problem. This is why the French Office for Biodiversity (OFB) has launched the Committed to Nature initiative. Organisations that are committed to nature have a plan of action as well as a good network in order to preserve biodiversity.
The programme brings together organisations committed to protecting it. They are split into three groups:
Organisations with the PEN label invite civil society to fight against the erosion of biodiversity, driven by 4 different missions.
23 organisations already hold the Partner Committed to Nature label, including the Yves Rocher Foundation.
To be recognised as a Partner Committed to Nature gives credit to our Plant for Life and Terre de Femmes programmes. Indeed, for this partnership, the Foundation is committed to accomplishing two things:
These two programmes have the biggest international scope, in terms of people affected as well as in terms of mobilisation and awareness objectives. This creates different experiences from very different initiatives, depending on the country they were taken in. It also highlights the diversity of environmental and social realities on a larger scale.
Doing so will allow us to raise awareness among authorities and civil society. New planters, men and women, will then be able to get involved. New candidates for the Terre de Femmes Award will emerge. At a national and even international level, we will have the opportunity to share and cooperate with new players to find even better solutions and rise to the challenge of protecting biodiversity.
Click here to learn more about the Committed to Nature programmes.