With the Congo Basin at the heart of the planet’s ecological balance, our climate reporting covers forests, biodiversity, conservation, and international climate negotiations, providing vital insights into global sustainability.
The Congo Basin stores over 70 billion tonnes of carbon yet captures little of its value. Big data could lift annual carbon revenues from $40M to $450M.
With 13 percent of the Congo Basin already degraded by deforestation, the Republic of Congo has launched Phase 2 of BIODEV 2030 to embed biodiversity into its economic development strategy.
Minister Arlette Soudan-Nonault marked Earth Day 2026 by demanding climate justice for Congo-Brazzaville, which leads a coalition of sixteen countries protecting the Congo Basin, the world’s second-largest ecological lung.
In Pointe-Noire, public and private actors adopted a declaration reframing plastic waste as the “R product,” a strategic resource to create jobs and spur green industry.
Digital leap for forestry tax in Congo Standing in for the Prime Minister, Minister of Forest Economy Rosalie Matondo unveiled on 5 December 2025 in Brazzaville the fiscality module of …
New equipment strengthens urban sanitation A convoy of freshly painted bulldozers and compactors rolled onto the esplanade of the Pointe-Noire town hall on 12 December, marking the visible start of …
Regulatory overhaul under way Five years after Congo-Brazzaville adopted the landmark Forest Code, technicians from the Ministry of Forest Economy are polishing the secondary regulations expected to guide every future …
Forest governance enters decisive phase The Republic of Congo stands at a turning point for its 22 million hectares of tropical forest, a vital carbon sink and cornerstone of the …
National tree mission gains private support UBA Foundation Congo launched a 2,000-tree planting campaign straddling Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, offering a private-sector boost to the government’s National Tree Day and the …
High-stakes judgment awaited in Bouenza In Madingou, the usually quiet Tribunal of First Instance has become a focus for conservationists and legal observers. On 20 November the court is scheduled …
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