FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions

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SUNARMA (Sustainable Natural Resource Management Association) is an NGO dedicated to improving the livelihoods of rural Ethiopian communities through the participatory management of natural resources, sustainable agricultural practices, and the protection of forest ecosystems.

This is our core approach where we empower local communities to take the lead in managing their natural resources. By giving local communities the responsibility and rights to manage their forests, we ensure that conservation efforts are sustainable and directly benefit those who rely on the land for their survival.

Our projects focus on:

  • Environmental Restoration: Reforestation and land degradation control.

  • Sustainable Agriculture: Promoting agroforestry and conservation farming to boost household productivity.

  • Community Support: Initiatives such as beekeeping, fuel-saving stove production, and village-level savings and loan schemes.

You can support us by partnering with our initiatives, donating to our ongoing projects, or reaching out to our head office to discuss collaboration opportunities.

Yes. SUNARMA is committed to accountability. We provide regular reports on our project activities and impact to ensure that our donors and partners can see exactly how their contributions are being utilized in the field.

Our head office is located in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. We operate across various regional states where we implement our natural resource management programs.

We welcome partners, researchers, and donors interested in our work. Please contact our office in advance via our website or email so we can coordinate a visit with our field team.