FONDATION RESSOURCES
ET NATURE
`Nous n`héritons pas de la terre de nos ancêtres, nous l`empruntons à nos enfants` Antoine de St-Exupéry
Projects
Environment Education Project in Primary Schools
The setting up of environmental corners in primary schools in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Port-Louis Citadelle and FORENA: Environmental corners have been set up in 5 ZEP schools in the North Port-Louis Region and 39 schools in the North, including 4 Adolescent Non-Formal Education Network (ANFEN) schools in the North with the help of Reef Conservation (Mauritius).
The Conservation of Biodiversity and Organic Farming projects
It is to be noted that Mauritius imports food in large quantity from foreign countries which is consumed by our local inhabitants. With the increasing concern for fresh, safe and good quality food among consumers and also with the growing number of tourists visiting Mauritius every year, this means that a potential market for the production of organic cultivation exists in our country.
Empowering double CPE failure young adults in Sustainable Agriculture
The overall objective of the project is to empower school inadaptable young adults through skills acquisitions in sustainable agriculture and promote their professional and social integration.
Empowering intellectually disabled workers in Sustainable Agriculture
The overall objective of the project is to empower intellectually disabled young adults through skills acquisitions in sustainable agriculture and promote their professional and social integration. Rehabilitation of men and women with moderate to severe intellectual disability is a major objective of this project with a view to their economic and social integration through sustainable agriculture.
Creating a Native Green Space at the Citadel of Port-Louis
Le projet de reboisement de la Citadelle mené par Friends of Environment est financé par l`UNDP GEF/SGP, avec l`accord du ministère du Tourisme, la municipalité de Port Louis et Discover Mauritius.
Ce projet consiste à reboiser les flancs (1 hectare) de la Petite Montagne de la Citadelle avec des plantes natives de l`endroit et des plantes endémiques en respectant l`héritage historique national. Le besoin a été estimé à 10 000 plants.
La transplantation des plantules se fera par des enfants d`école, des touristes, des personnalités…Ce projet permettra de créer un espace vert au cœur de la capitale et aidera à conscientiser le public face a l`importance de protéger notre biodiversité.
Détails du projet a l`adresse suivante :http://sgp.undp.org/web/projects/15022/creating_a_native_green_space_at_the_citadel_of_port_louis.html
FORENA participe dans ce projet en donnant des plantules prêtes à être transplantées à Friends of Environment. Pour cela, FORENA cherche à avoir des plantules et des semences des plantes identifiées (cf. liste plantes) , afin de les faire pousser dans des pépinières.