Producing cottages in farming communities to multiply and release pest-attacking parasitoids

Focusing on multi-use landscapes in South Africa and Namibia, this group applies social-ecological theory to support just and sustainable conservation practices that integrate ecological integrity with human livelihoods.

This group challenges Eurocentric approaches to heritage management in Southern Africa by integrating Indigenous perspectives and knowledge, aiming for pluralistic and inclusive heritage futures.

Addressing sustainability in wild harvesting, this group aims to develop equitable and resilient biodiversity economies by integrating societal engagement and cross-sectoral knowledge.

This group seeks to enhance urban resilience in Southern Africa by fostering a stronger connection between people and nature, thereby promoting human health and planetary wellbeing.

Focused on wildlife conservation, this group examines diverse institutional models in Southern Africa to support just and resilient wildlife economies, aiming to influence policy and practice.

This group explores arts-based practices to envision resilient and sustainable futures in Southern Africa, integrating local priorities and knowledge systems

Working across Southern Africa, this group aims to transform resilience strategies in humanitarian aid, emphasizing gender and local knowledge to improve service delivery and influence policy.

This group focuses on gender equity and land rights in East and Southern Africa, using participatory action research and social ecological systems thinking to address issues like insecure land rights and land degradation.

Ignitia delivers AI weather forecasts helping East African tea farmers reduce losses.