Association Protection des Ressources Naturelles pour le Bien-Etre de la Population au Burundi

The Association Protection des Ressources Naturelles pour le Bien-Etre de la Population au Burundi (APRN/BEPB) is a Burundian non-governmental organization focused on environmental protection and sustainable natural-resource management. Its official website presents tree planting — especially agroforestry trees — as a key strategy for landscape restoration in Burundi, contributing to improved soil fertility, food security, environmental protection, increased biodiversity, and climate-change mitigation. The organization also works on community awareness of environmental issues, promoting responsible behavior toward nature, and on sustainable fishing practices that reconcile human needs for seafood with the protection of marine biodiversity and fragile ecosystems. In addition, APRN/BEPB promotes the WaveDam Barrier technology. The organization operates in Burundi and maintains an online presence at aprn-bepb.bi. It is identified in public data as an NGO in Burundi. No founding date, founder, headquarters city, or ownership details are available in the supplied evidence.

The Association Protection des Ressources Naturelles pour le Bien-Etre de la Population au Burundi (APRN/BEPB) is a Burundian non-governmental organization dedicated to environmental protection and the sustainable management of natural resources. Public data identifies it as an NGO in Burundi. Its official website describes its work around several themes: tree planting, particularly agroforestry trees, as a key strategy for landscape restoration in Burundi; community awareness of environmental issues and promotion of responsible behavior toward nature; sustainable fishing practices that balance human needs for seafood with the protection of marine biodiversity and fragile ecosystems; and the promotion of WaveDam Barrier technology. The organization maintains an online presence at aprn-bepb.bi. No founding date, founder, headquarters location, or ownership information is available in the supplied evidence.

Environmental NGO promoting sustainable natural-resource management and community awareness in Burundi.

• Agroforestry tree planting

  Tree planting, especially agroforestry trees, as a key strategy for landscape restoration in Burundi, contributing to soil fertility, food security, environmental protection, biodiversity, and climate-change mitigation.

• Community environmental awareness

  Raising community awareness of environmental issues and promoting responsible behavior toward nature and the environment.

• Sustainable fishing practices

  Promoting sustainable fishing to reconcile human needs for seafood with the protection of marine biodiversity and fragile ecosystems.

• WaveDam Barrier technology

  Promotion of WaveDam Barrier technology.

1. 1Accueil - APRN/BEPBaprn-bepb.bi
2. 2Wikidata Q135834652wikidata.org