2021 year-end message
Lynda Mansson, MAVA Director General, talks about some of the foundation’s key projects before we close end 2022.
Our spirit
The lifecycle of our foundation means that we will cease our grant-making by 2022.
Leading up to this date, MAVA’s partners and staff are working together to deliver lasting conservation change for the benefit of people and nature.
New MAVA Learning publication
We are used to saying that MAVA Foundation is “an engaged donor”. But what does this really mean? In a new booklet, we explore ways of engagement for donors, reflect on those we have experimented, and share key lessons learnt along our long journey of grantmaking… and engagement!
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From forbidding moonscape to verdant grassland in a decade. Here are the benefits of China investing in nature.
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Mission to Tunisia: Saving dolphins, sea turtles and other vulnerable species through the MedBycatch project - MEDASSET
An in depth reportage on the problem of bycatch of vulnerable species and the efforts made to mitigate it in the context of the MedBycatch project.
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