Our Vision
BNF’s vision places biodiversity, environmental sustainability and improved livelihoods within a shared framework for a more sustainable and equitable future.
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Our Objectives
Guiding BNF’s work for nature, communities and a sustainable future.
Our Focus Areas
Key Objectives
BNF’s objectives bring together environmental and biodiversity conservation, community livelihoods, awareness, advocacy and resilience. Together, they provide a broad framework for the organisation’s work with nature and communities.
Natural History
To encourage the study, understanding and appreciation of natural history and the natural environment.
Nature & Environmental Conservation
To support the conservation of nature, the environment and biodiversity.
Community Livelihoods
To support livelihoods and opportunities for poor, women, children, senior citizens, indigenous and other disadvantaged communities.
Small Enterprise & Market Development
To support marketing networks and opportunities for small entrepreneurs.
Advocacy & Alliances
To promote advocacy, dialogue, alliances and collaborative approaches in support of environmental and community objectives.
Disaster Preparedness & Rehabilitation
To support disaster preparedness and post-disaster rehabilitation.
Environmental & Ecological Balance
To contribute to environmental and ecological balance while considering the relationship between communities, environment and gender.
Education & Awareness
To promote education, awareness, publications and extension related to nature, environment and conservation.
These objectives reflect the broad areas identified in BNF’s Strategic Plan. They should be understood as institutional aims rather than a list of completed results or current project outcomes.
Our Commitment
Turning Objectives into Lasting Impact
BNF’s vision and mission establish the organisation’s broader direction, while its objectives identify the areas through which that direction can be pursued.
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