NGO Afrique pour la Conservation de la Vie Sauvage

The NGO ACVS, founded in January 2020 and recognized by the Nigerien government in 2021, is dedicated to the protection and preservation of wildlife and flora in Niger. Its approach is based on sustainable conservation initiatives, working closely with local communities. The organization's core values include respect for biodiversity, commitment to sustainability, environmental awareness, and advocacy for the rights of local populations.

In a country where freshwater is a valuable and threatened resource, the NGO is invested in the preservation of critical aquatic areas for wildlife while promoting sustainable water management to support the food security of riparian communities.

The NGO's areas of intervention include agriculture, climate management, education, and biodiversity management. By valuing cooperation with local populations and promoting sustainable environmental practices, the organization works towards a harmonious and balanced future, ensuring the coexistence of all living beings in Niger.

The NGO is also committed to promoting income-generating activities for the most vulnerable social groups, thereby fostering their economic empowerment. By supporting local self-promotion initiatives, the NGO encourages communities to take charge of their own development. Furthermore, the organization works towards fostering a culture of peace, which is essential in a context often marked by social and economic tensions. Through its integrated and participatory actions, the NGO positions itself as a key player in building a sustainable, inclusive, and peaceful future for the populations it serves.