The ACE environment fact sheet describes Advancing Capacity for the Environment, an archived USAID program linking technical capacity with environmental and land governance priorities. The original summary is retained below.
ACE is a global USAID program that facilitates the Agency’s ambitious work to fight climate change, conserve biodiversity and manage natural resources, improve land governance, and expand access to secure, modern energy and resilient infrastructure. The program strengthens capacities for technical leadership and effective programming through integrated support in four areas: communications, knowledge management, training, and organizational development.
Reading the ACE environment fact sheet
Download the original ACE program fact sheet for the source overview. The summary identifies four areas of capacity support: communications, knowledge management, training, and organizational development. It connects these areas with climate change, biodiversity, natural resources, land governance, energy, and infrastructure.
For related archived project information, visit the ACE project page. Land rights and governance professionals can also explore the environmental and natural resource management framework collection and natural resource management collection.
Read the fact sheet in its original publication context when examining how capacity-building support was organized. This archive entry preserves the program description and source document; it does not establish that the program or its services are currently active.