Our Partners
Working together with government, international organizations, and civil society to protect and sustain The Gambia's environment.
11+
Active Partners
3
Categories
30+
Years of Collaboration
Government Partners
4Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Natural Resources
Parent ministry overseeing national environmental policy and strategy.
Central Bank of The Gambia
Regulatory partner for environmental compliance in the financial sector.
Ministry of Agriculture
Collaboration on sustainable agriculture and pesticide management.
Ministry of Health
Joint initiatives on environmental health and air/water quality.
International Partners
4United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Global environmental authority supporting national capacity building.
VisitWorld Bank
Funding partner for environmental management and climate resilience projects.
VisitGlobal Environment Facility (GEF)
Supporting biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation.
VisitAfrican Development Bank (AfDB)
Financing sustainable development and environmental infrastructure.
Domestic Partners
3IUCN
Conservation expertise and protected area management support.
WWF
Wildlife conservation and habitat protection partnerships.
Local Community Organizations
Grassroots environmental education and community-based conservation.
How We Collaborate
Our partnerships span key environmental sectors critical to The Gambia's sustainable development.
Climate Change Adaptation
Joint programmes addressing climate resilience, emissions reduction, and green economic transition.
Environmental Monitoring
Laboratory analysis, air and water quality testing, and pollution tracking across the country.
GIS & Spatial Planning
Geospatial mapping, land-use planning, and environmental data systems development.
Capacity Building
Training programmes, knowledge exchange, and institutional strengthening initiatives.
Biodiversity Conservation
Protected area management, species monitoring, and habitat restoration projects.
Policy & Legislation
Developing and enforcing environmental laws, EIA regulations, and international conventions.
Interested in partnering with NEA?
We welcome collaborations with organizations committed to environmental protection and sustainable development in The Gambia.