The Sector Network Natural Resources and Rural Development Asia and the Pacific (SNRD Asia and the Pacific) is financed through projects and programmes which GIZ is conducting on behalf of the German Government. It is governed by a Steering Group (consists of a Spokesperson, a Deputy Spokesperson, 4 Representatives from Germany, a Representative from National Staff and 6 Speakers and Co-Speakers, Tandem Partner from each Working Group).
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WHO WE ARE

Established in the mid-80s, the Sector Network Natural Resources and Rural Development Asia and the Pacific (SNRD Asia and the Pacific) is part of GIZ’s knowledge management initiatives in Asia working to raise the positioning of the technical capacities and expertise of German Development Cooperation in the region. Through sharing of expertise and networking, SNRD Asia and the Pacific currently links 70 projects and programmes in over 15 countries across Asia and the Pacific.

COLLABORATION


The centrepiece of the network

WORKING GROUPS

serve the technical and thematic needs of SNRD Asia and the Pacific member projects. Generally working over a longer term, they are the core exchange, networking, coordination and reporting bodies of the sector network.

TASK FORCES

serve as dynamic, single-output oriented format to flexibly respond to current events, emerging topics or company-wide developments.

  • Climate-Smart Agricultural Value Chains
  • BIOH – One-Health Analysis Framework
  • Digital Transformation
  • Innovations in Gender Transformations
    for Rural Development in Asia

News

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Photo ops of the visitors for knowledge exchange with the E4DR project core team Four technical advisors of GIZ - three from the Integrated Climate Risk Insurance (ICRI)...

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Introduction: Insects are considered an alternative protein source for human beings particularly in Asia (Japan, China, Thailand, India) Latin America (Mexico, Venezuela), and Africa. Entomophagy (practice of eating insects) depends...

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17
Nov

The SPACES project supports the Mongolian Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) since 2019 in improving the management of protected areas to preserve their ecosystem services. One component of...

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