Guinea Ecology

v Vision
"A country where people live in harmony with nature, where all the species that make up biological diversity are carefully conserved and the environment is protected in all its aspects.
biodiversity are carefully conserved and the environment's ecosystems and habitats
ecosystems and habitats from multiple forms of degradation, with effective and efficient
and effective participation of grassroots populations and the support of good governance in a
political environment favorable to people and nature".
v Mission
To contribute to the protection of the environment, the conservation of biological diversity and the sustainable use of natural resources.
sustainable use of natural resources by participating in the development and implementation of
of policies, strategies and action plans conducive to maintaining a healthy living environment
species and their habitats for the benefit of present and future generations.
and future generations.
As part of its mission, in collaboration with the national departments most concerned with the
environment and natural resource management (Direction Nationale de l'Environnement,
Direction Nationale des Eaux et Forêts, Direction Nationale de la Biodiversité et des Aires
development agencies represented in Guinea (UNDP, World Bank, European Union
European Union, USAID, German Cooperation), the organization has conducted
and organized several information, awareness-raising and training seminars and workshops
on a variety of themes: environment, natural resource management, communication
communication, information systems, etc.
Since 1995, the organization has been headquartered at 210, rue DI 501, Commune de Dixinn in
Conakry.
Non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in 1989 and officially accredited
according to Arrêté 7955/MID/CAB/89, Guinée Ecologie operates in accordance with the statutory
which are the Articles of Association and the Internal Regulations.
The General Assembly (GA) is the decision-making body for all aspects of the program. It
meets once a year. It reviews the program's progress, and receives and assesses
new project proposals. When necessary, it meets in extraordinary session
to monitor the progress of projects under study or in progress, or when an environmental or
in progress, or when an environmental or organizational issue requires broad consultation
consultation of members. It delegates to the Board of Directors and Executive Management,
respectively, the moral and technical responsibility for the various phases of the annual
annual business plan.