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Opportunity Listing - Congo Basin Conclave 2 – Administrative Component Congo Basin Conclave 2 – Administrative Component Agency: U.S. Mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo Assistance Listings: 19. 040 -- Public Diplomacy Programs Last Updated: May 13, 2026 View version history on Grants. gov The Congo Basin and its people are increasingly under threat.
Slash and burn agriculture, urbanization, rapid population growth, charcoal production, deforestation, illegal logging and mining, and the bushmeat trade, all contribute to environmental degradation. The Congo Basin Conclave conceives of a cross-sectional approach to “smart” development that balances economic opportunities for local communities and protections for indigenous peoples.
The Conclave seeks to bring together local stakeholders to build networks that support projects that invest in the people of the Congo Basin, who stand to benefit the most from a healthy, sustainable environment.
In a country that is home to 60% of the Congo Basin – the world’s second-largest rainforest – the U.S. Embassy Kinshasa hosted the first Congo Basin Conclave April 22-24, 2024, with delegations from Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, and the Republic of the Congo, as well as participants from across the DRC. Pre-conclave discussions took place in all four participating countries, generating ideas and themes for the Kinshasa Conclave.
The 130 participants formed six thematic dialogue groups that met four times over the course of the three days, culminating in recommendations and action plans for cross-border collaborations. The second Congo Basin Conclave will build on this substantive work, galvanizing support for Congo Basin preservation.
The Congo Basin Conclave will provide a forum that enables experts and stakeholders to network, share best practices, and promote local solutions to local problems.
Delegations from Congo Basin countries will gather to plan for cross-border activities and community projects to preserve the Congo Basin and invest in the people of the Congo Basin, balancing economic opportunity for local communities and protections for indigenous peoples with environmental concerns. Grantor contact information Mission Kinshasa Public Diplomacy Grant Team KinshasaPDGrants@state.
gov File name Description Last updated 2025_NOFO_Congo_Basin_Conclave_II__Administrative_Component_AF_PDPA_Final. pdf Congo Basin Conclave 2 - Administrative Component Jan 15, 2025 08:58 AM UTC Link to additional information Funding opportunity number : Cost sharing or matching requirement : Funding instrument type : Opportunity Category Explanation : Category of Funding Activity : Your account requires additional identity verification.
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