This is Namibia

Author: Venture Media

This is Namibia, a wonderfully diverse destination ideal for any traveller. Known for its dramatic deserts and vast landscapes, an abundance of wildlife and friendly faces. Namibia is a traveller's dream. Discover its wonders with our series of stories from the land of endless horizons and incredible adventures. Stories meant to inform and inspire, from the pages of our Travel News Namibia magazine. Travel is about storytelling after-all, and in this series we share stories that matter. That's our mantra. Sharing stories, information and inspiration to an audience that understand and value why certain things matter. Why conservation, tourism, people & communities, journeys and ethics matter. How these elements interrelate and how we can bring about change, contribute to the world and support each other. Whether for an entire nation, an industry, a community, or even just an individual. We find, explore, discover, teach, showcase and share stories that matter. We hope you enjoy them.
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Advancing Environmental Governance in Namibia
Wednesday, 20 March, 2024

In this episode, Venture Media collaborates with the Namibia Integrated Landscape Approach for Enhancing Livelihoods and Environmental Governance (NILALEG) to explore a transformative project in Namibia. The initiative, led by Jonas Nghishidi and supported by the Global Environmental Facility and the UNDP, aims to integrate conservation, agriculture, and governance to enhance the livelihoods of over 20,000 Namibians. Emphasising integrated landscape management, NILALEG addresses global challenges such as biodiversity loss and climate change, aligning with the UN’s SDGs. Through multi-stakeholder coordination and a grant mechanism supporting community projects, the initiative has made significant strides in sustainable development and gender mainstreaming. Partnerships with local institutions enhance its impact, promising lasting improvements in environmental governance and a balanced coexistence between people and nature in Namibia.