MFF

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MFFMultiannual Financial Framework (EU budget term)
MFFMarvel Future Fight (gaming)
MFFMale Female Female (cable connectors)
MFFMilken Family Foundation (Santa Monica, CA)
MFFMary Ferrell Foundation (Ipswich, MA)
MFFMedia and File Features
MFFMidi File Format
MFFMatematicko-Fyzikalni Fakulta (Czech Republic)
MFFMountain Film Festival (various locations)
MFFMarket Forces Factor (National Health Service; UK)
MFFMaryland Film Festival
MFFMozilla Firefox
MFFMobile Film Festival (France)
MFFMichigan Fitness Foundation (Lansing, MI)
MFFMidwest FurFest
MFFMexican Fruit Fly (pest)
MFFMilitary Free Fall (parachuting)
MFFMusic Football Fatherhood (lifestyle website; UK)
MFFMilitary Families Fund (Canada)
MFFMobil Film Festival (annual; San Diego, CA)
MFFMendocino Film Festival (California)
MFFMini Form Factor (computers)
MFFMelbourne Fringe Festival (Australia)
MFFMobile Field Force (Baltimore County Police Department)
MFFMangroves for the Future (Bangkok, Thailand)
MFFMulti-Faith Forum (various locations)
MFFMy Football Forum (UK)
MFFMesse Frankfurt Feiras (German fair organizer)
MFFMyanmar Fisheries Federation
MFFMaritime Fall Fair (Canada)
MFFMilitary Front for Families
MFFMalmö Fotbollsförening (Swedish soccer club)
MFFMusic for Films (Brian Eno album)
MFFMy Fat Fingers (keyboarding)
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'Pakistan is pursuing the objective of conserving mangrove forests under the Mangroves for the Future Programme (MFF).
Pak reviving forests to mitigate climate change; creating awareness, human love for forests
IUCN has developed an eco-tourism report on the Island, which presents results of the first ever comprehensive research survey of Astola Island conducted under IUCN's Mangroves for the Future Programme in collaboration with the IUCN Member organizations and other stakeholders.
Astola Island Ecological Baseline Study on the cards, says PM's adviser
The event was organised by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Pakistan, under its Mangroves for the Future (MFF) programme in collaboration with the ministry of climate change.
Management plan for Astola Island discussed
KARACHI:Astola Island, the first and the newly designated Marine Protected Area (MPA) of the country is in urgent need of prescribed actions for the conservation of its key biodiversity resources.Experts addressing a consultative session on Astola management plan held here under the aegis of IUCN Pakistan under its Mangroves for the Future (MFF) Programme in collaboration with the Ministry of Climate Change emphasized the need for steps towards its conservation and collaborative management.
Astola Island in need of prescribed action for biodiversity conservation
The conference, sponsored by the US State Department and managed by the Stimson Center and IUCN's Mangroves for the Future program, is focusing on blue growth, traceability practices, marine protected area creation, and sustainable fisheries management, among others.
Conserving Southeast Asia's seas
The process to notify Astola as a MPA was initiated a few years ago under the auspices of Mangroves for the Future Programme, a regional grouping of South and Southeast Asian countries which is currently co-chaired by Pakistan.
Astola Island declared as Pakistan's first marine protected area
IUCN's partnership-based regional initiative Mangroves for the Future (MFF) is playing an active role in addressing such challenges to Pakistan's fragile coastal ecosystem.
The Indus Delta's Perennial Perils
"Climate Change Division and IUCN Pakistan are the national partner institutions for the implementation of project activities in Pakistan," disclosed Inspector General Forest, Climate Change Division, Syed Mahmood Nasir, while addressing the 10th meeting of the National Coordinating Body (NCB) of Mangroves for the Future Programme (MFF) held in Karachi.
UN ready to execute project on coasts erosion
The media briefing followed the 18th meeting of national coordinating body (NCB) of Mangroves for the Future (MFF)-Pakistan organised by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
'Environmental interests damaged by 18th Amendment'
Cheema explained that in 2015, the National Coordinating Body (NCB) of Mangroves for the Future Pakistan headed by the Ministry of Climate Change, Government of Pakistan constituted a Working Group for identification of potential sites for MPA designation in Pakistan.
Conservationist appreciates Astola Island's declaration as protected area
Among the countries represented were 11 from the Mangroves for the Future initiative cochaired by the IUCN and the UN Development Programme.
Catalyzing cooperation on the 'Blue Economy' in Asia
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