The US government’s funding discounts will strike the chimpanzee preservation project, which is sponsored Jin -Guodal.
The American Agency for International Development has been subjected to swing discounts during the reign of Donald Trump, with global monuments that are still revealing. It has now been shown that the agency will withdraw from the project of hope through the work run by the Jin -Godal Institute (JGI). The American Agency for International Development has pledged $ 29.5 million (22 million pounds) over the five -year period of the project, which was designed to protect the endangered chimpanzees and their habitats in Gharbia Tanzania.
The project was launched in November 2023, and aims to protect the endangered chimpanzee through the re -liberation and the “community -led methodology” in order to preserve the preservation of biological diversity and improve local livelihoods.
Her work was built on Jin -Godal research. Highlighting the importance From cooperation between the local population and the natural environment to protect chimpanzees from extinction.
According to JGI numbers, chimpanzees became extinct in three African countries, and the total population of millions decreased to less than 340,000.
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In cooperation with Jgi Austria, Ecosia-is a search engine based in Berlin, donating 100 % of its profits in climate work-100,000 dollars over the next three years for more GOMBE’s Gombe Tanzania. The donation is covered away from the original financing amount, but aims to pay the price of the transplantation of 360,000 seedlings, and work at risk after the project was distinguished.
“We refuse to abandon people and nature,” said Jgi Austria, director of Jgi Austria.
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