by CEDARE Team

Chokepoints are defined as strategic, constricted bottlenecks—either geographic or systemic—that control the flow of traffic, commerce, or information. Because they force everything through a narrow funnel, they hold immense influence over global trade, supply chains, or data, etc. Since they force movement through a confined area, chokepoints create natural bottlenecks that hold massive geopolitical, economic, and strategic power. When regional instability …

Focus Areas

Biodiversity & Natural Resource Management

Circular Economy & Sustainable Development

Digital Transformation & Green ICT

Water Sustainability & Management

Capacity Building & Gender Inclusion

Climate Change & Resilience

Environmental
Governance & Policy

Our Programmes

Our Impact

Supporting over 50 regional initiatives in sustainable water and land management

From facilitating cross-border water cooperation to empowering communities with digital tools for environmental monitoring, our work continues to leave a lasting mark. Each project reflects our commitment to creating inclusive, data-driven solutions that support the Global Agenda 2030 and the priorities of the region.

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