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Facilitated and summarized by Rebecca Goodman Our recent in-person Reimagining Global Conservation Commons discussion at Georgetown University and follow-on virtual webinar brought together conservation practitioners, former government officials, and philanthropy leaders to explore one of the central questions facing the future of U.S. international conservation funding: How should funding portfolios balance large and small awards?…
Developed by Shawn Peabody, Nick Salafsky, Robin Martino and the Reimagining Team. The Reimagining Issue SeriesThis brief is part of a series produced by Reimagining Global Conservation to support a bipartisan Playbook for reimagining the U.S. role in global conservation. The series will inform a future U.S. re-engagement after the 2025 disruption of U.S. foreign…
Developed by Anila Jacob and the Reimagining Team. The Reimagining Issue SeriesThis brief is part of a series produced by Reimagining Global Conservation to support a bipartisan Playbook for reimagining the U.S. role in global conservation. The series will inform a future U.S. re-engagement after the 2025 disruption of U.S. foreign assistance. Each paper frames…
Developed by Nick Salafsky, Shawn Peabody, and the Reimagining Team. The Reimagining Issue SeriesThis brief is part of a series produced by Reimagining Global Conservation to support a bipartisan Playbook for reimagining the U.S. role in global conservation. The series will inform a future U.S. re-engagement after the 2025 disruption of U.S. foreign assistance. Each…
The loss of U.S. leadership in global conservation is devastating for local livelihoods, wildlife, forests, oceans, and human health. The disruption also creates a rare window to shape what comes next. Until early 2025, U.S. investment in global conservation was roughly $500 million a year across 60+ countries. With that funding halted, there is a…
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