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DGB Group CEO Selwyn Duijvestijn and project director Theo Oben had the privilege to meet with the Minister of Environment of Cameroon, Pierre Hélé, to discuss DGB's Cameroon Reforestation Project.
The meeting was a significant milestone in the project's development, highlighting the project's importance and potential impact on the country's environment and local communities.
During the meeting, CEO Selwyn Duijvestijn and project director Theo Oben presented the project's goals, methodology, and progress to the Minister of Environment. They discussed the potential for the afforestation project to mitigate the effects of deforestation and promote sustainable land management practices, as well as its positive impact on local communities, particularly job creation and income opportunities.
The Minister of Environment praised DGB for its efforts towards restoring and preserving Cameroon's forests, expressing the government's commitment to supporting such initiatives. The meeting was an opportunity for DGB to reaffirm its dedication to upholding the highest standards of environmental and social responsibility in its operations, and to reinforce its commitment to working collaboratively with the government and local communities to achieve its objectives.
This meeting demonstrates DGB's strong relationships with local authorities and its commitment to working collaboratively towards achieving a sustainable future for Cameroon. It also reinforces the company's position as a leader in the carbon and biodiversity offsetting space, helping to protect the environment and support local communities in the process.

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