The Overview of 15 years of humanitarian service:

The Earth is in crisis: at the current rate of nature loss, we are threatened with the extinction of up to 1 million species, many within decades, and major loss of food and water. The cost of ecological degradation on lost productivity will be staggering. Our consumption system is the single biggest threat to nature today. Consumption system is unsustainable. Current agricultural methods leading to loss of production base. Lack of access to water is a major risk for the populations of Africa and the world. Many people do not have access to sanitation and basic water services. Nature destruction drives pandemics and disasters with devastating economic and health impacts. Nature destruction aggravates poverty, unemployment and leads to conflicts and migration.

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Holder of a Master Degree in Law Patrick Maloum is an Analyst and specialist in Human rights, peacebuilding, humanitarian, governance, organizational Development and Change Management with practical skills in monitoring and evaluation. His 15 years of experience includes research, fixing projects and programmes, components design, theory of change.