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WHO WE ARE​

About CAFÉ

The Consortium of African Funds for the Environment (CAFÉ) is a membership-based network of Environmental Funds (EFs) which are also known as Conservation Trust Funds (CTFs) in Africa that has been in operation since 2011. CAFÉ has a total of 19 Member Funds that, among other things, support over 90 parks and reserves, and 125 communal conservancies and community forests, which cover over 280,000 km2 across 20 countries. Collectively, CAFÉ members manage over US $550 million in endowments and about US $120 million in sinking funds. CAFÉ’s Presidency is currently being hosted by the Sangha Tri-National Trust Fund (FTNS) in Cameroon.

CAFÉ in
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20

Countries in Africa

$550m

in endowments

90 +

Parks & Reserves

125

Communal Conservancies & Forests

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Dr Théophile Zognou

Théophile Zognou holds a PhD in international environmental law from the University of Limoges, France. Lecturer at various universities, Dr. Zognou is the Executive Director of the Sangha Tri-National Trust Fund (FTNS) which has an endowment capital of 65 million euros, positively impacting the TNS region that covers the Central African Republic, Cameroon and the Democratic Republic of Congo. He is the author of the book entitled “The Protection of the Marine and Coastal Environment in the Gulf of Guinea Region” and several legal articles in the field of the environment. Dr. Zognou was once a banker for about 8 years before joining the environmental field.

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Dr Tuli Msuya

Dr Tuli Msuya is the Head of the Tanzania Forest Fund.

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TAPIWA MAKIWA

Tapiwa Makiwa is the CEO of the Community Conservation Fund of Namibia (CCFN) a CTF charged with the mandate to ensure sustainable funding to Namibia’s Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) Programme. A lover of nature, Tapiwa is a Chartered Accountant (CA) by qualification, affiliated with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Namibia (ICAN). In addition to this professional qualification/accreditation, he also holds amongst others an Honours Degree in the Theory of Accounting and a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting Sciences from the University of South Africa (UNISA). Having completed his accounting articles with KMPG Chartered Accountants and Auditors he has worked in the audit, mining, and hospitality, retail, and manufacturing sectors of business. Immediately before his current role as Chief Executive Officer of the Community Conservation Fund of Namibia, he served as Chief Finance and Business Development Officer for a Namibian group of companies with interests in retail, hospitality, catering, and manufacturing. He has +/-17 years of progressive work experience in the financial field (audit, tax, accounting) and business and strategic management experience in the exploration, retail, hospitality, and tourism sectors with both international and local companies. Tapiwa carries with him a wealth of governance, business, and financial skills and together with his passion for people and wildlife has the balance required for operational and financial oversight of a CTF. He currently serves as the Vice-President of the Consortium of African Funds for the Environment, helping derive the objectives of the consortium forward.

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DR FANNY N’GOLO

Name : Dr Fanny N’golo

Position : Executive Director

Organisation : Foundation for Parks and Reserves of Côte d’Ivoire (FPRCI)

Veterinarian, Ecologist

More than twenty-five years of experience in natural resource management and biodiversity conservation / management of development projects

  • Establishment of a sustainable financing mechanism for national parks
  • Evaluation of the management effectiveness of protected areas
  • Management of wildlife and protected areas
  • Environmental education
  • Monitoring and evaluation of development projects
  • Monitoring of environmental impact studies
  • Coordination of participatory natural resource management projects
  • Planning and management of development projects
  • Strategic communication of development projects
  • Reform of protected area management systems
  • Mobilization of financing

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Guillaume de Rouville

Executive Director of the Okapi Fund for Nature Conservation in the DRC since June 2019, Guillaume is a former business lawyer who worked in the finance sector until 2000, then in biodiversity since 2001, first with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), then with the NGO Pro-Natura International in Brazil. He also has extensive experience in micro-finance and in the start-up sector, for which he raised funds when running an incubator he set up with associates passionate about innovation issues, particularly in the field of clean energy.

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Mr Luis Honwana

Mr Luis Bernardo Honwana is the Executive Director of BIOFUND of Mozambique.

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Mr Alfred Allogninouwa

Mr Alfred Allogninouwa is the Executive Director of the FSOA Trust Fund of Benin. FSOA operates in these three countries: Benin, Niger and Burkin Faso.

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