Project developers
Various project leaders will have the opportunity to present their proposals to governmental stakeholders. The range of projects on offer covers everything from forestry and mangrove projects to energy, transport and infrastructure approaches, as well as government management of carbon projects.
ADAP, Switzerland
The Association for Development of Protected Areas (ADAP) is a Swiss non-governmental organization with an international vocation established in Geneva since 1997. ADAP supports community-based natural resource management initiatives in sub-Saharan Africa. ADAP assumes that any nature conservation initiative that does not consider the needs of local communities is doomed to failure. ADAP thus acts as a bridge between community, government, and private actors in the implementation of sustainable development strategies. It is also involved in research and education partnerships aimed at developing innovative solutions to problems encountered in the field. ADAP is registered in Tanzania and currently implements three projects that deal with co-management of protected areas and the development of beekeeping and wild mushrooms added value chains in Katavi and Tabora regions. For more information, please visit www.adap.ch
AxessImpact, Switzerland
AxessImpact, a cutting-edge Green Fintech in Switzerland, is redefining sustainable finance with regenerative and impact-driven solutions. Central to its digital innovation is “The Habitat,” a dynamic hub that encourages transparency and collaborative action,
seamlessly aligning with SDG17 objectives. This platform not only facilitates a reliable pathway to certification but also promotes Nature-based Solutions (NbS), aiming to
restore ecosystems and benefit communities. By uniting varied participants in a trustcentric framework, it smoothens the navigation of complex value chains and fosters sustainable and regenerative initiatives.
AxessImpact stands committed to positioning its
partners as pioneers, steering the global transition towards a transparent and ecologically regenerative transformation. For more information, please visit www.axessimpact.green
Oryon Watermill, Netherlands
The Oryon Watermill located at Arnhem, Netherlands, is an innovative hydro power plant which generates sustainable energy from running water. This watermill is distinguished from other installations in its constant, high return and its 100% fish-friendliness . The Oryon Watermill generates electricity from all kinds of running water between 1 and 10 meters per second. The product can be placed in rivers, ocean currents, tidal currents, forced movements of wears, dams and smart grid applications.
For more information, please visit https://www.oryonwatermill.com/