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Learning and sharing to improve integrated conservation and development programs

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12 November 2020
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Learning and sharing to improve integrated conservation and development programs

In 2008, the CARE-WWF Alliance embarked on a unique strategic partnership that seeks to realize coequal conservation and development objectives. This brief describes evaluation, research, and learning approaches the Alliance has used to advance evidence, lessons, and impacts across its integrated conservation and development portfolio.

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