Meg Wah

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Meg Wah, a non-profit conservation organization in Cameroon with a vision to see humans live and thrive in harmony with nature is committed to promoting equity, diversity, inclusion, justice, and peace in their conservation efforts. They believe in involving and engaging local communities, embracing diverse perspectives, and appreciating different cultures. By working closely with community leaders, indigenous groups, and marginalized populations, Meg Wah ensures that everyone has a say in shaping their conservation projects. They also prioritize gender equality and women's empowerment, creating an inclusive work environment where women have equal opportunities to participate and contribute to environmental stewardship. Through targeted training and educational programs, Meg Wah equips children and women with the skills necessary for active engagement in conservation activities.
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Education and awareness are at the core of Meg Wah's conservation practices. They organize workshops, community outreach programs, and partnerships with educational institutions to foster environmental literacy and promote responsible behavior. Collaboration plays a crucial role in their approach, as they actively seek partnerships with like-minded organizations, government agencies, and local stakeholders to implement impactful and inclusive strategies. Through research and evidence-based advocacy, Meg Wah addresses underlying systemic issues, influences policy, and tackles environmental injustices. They advocate for the rights of marginalized communities, ensuring that equity and justice remain at the forefront of their conservation work.

Submitted by: ​Ako Peter Agbor