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 Natural resources
management -
covering all aspects of environmental management from mountain ridges to coastal reef ecosystems,
our available expertise and experience includes areas as diverse as research,
policy, management, and analysis.
Environmental pressures are accelerating due
to increased demand on water, soil, productive land, and forests, resulting in
part from urban and industrial growth. Scarce resources must be managed in ways
which encourage sustained and equitable growth while addressing such
environmental issues as land registration, desertification, biodiversity loss,
forest degradation,
soil erosion, water supply quality, and environmentally related diseases.
At Pugajinou, we
support efforts to reduce carbon emissions from deforestation through carbon
trading, and our experts work to support local governments and NGOs to monitor
and reduce carbon emissions and generate income for local communities.
Many countries do not have sufficient
technical, financial or human resources to address their environmental concerns.
We provide such countries with specialists in natural resource management to
introduce the technologies and skills required to minimize environmental risk
and ensure that development is planned and implemented in economically, socially
and environmentally sound manners.
Areas of Expertise
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Environmental assessment and impact
analysis
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Environmental policy studies and
development, analysis and reform
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Forestry and reforestation
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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Conservation and management of
biodiversity
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Community-based natural resources
management
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Coastal and marine resources
management
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Water and soil conservation
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Water supply management
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Watershed management
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Land use analysis and spatial
planning
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Non-timber forest product
development and marketing
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Green energy and alternative energy
resource development
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Issues of Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD)
/ carbon trading
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