Augusta Henriques
An activist, educator and government minister from Guinea-Bissau, who in 2012 was the recipient of the Ramsar Wetland Conservation Award (Management)Secretary General of the NGO Tiniguena in Guinea-Bissau
About Augusta Henriques
Born 1952. Augusta Henriques is an environmentalist.
Augusta Henriques (born 1952) is a Bissau-Guinean activist, educator and government minister, who in 2012 was the recipient of the Ramsar Wetland Conservation Award (Management).
In 1991, Henriques co-founded the non-governmental organisation Tiniguena, which campaigns for biodiversity action and community participation in Guinea-Bissau. She was also a founding trustee of the Foundation for Education with Production, a charity developed by Patrick van Rensberg.
Henriques has represented the country internationally, including as representative to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). She also worked in the Ministry of National Education as Head of Adult Education.
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Who is Augusta Henriques?
an activist, educator and government minister from Guinea-Bissau, who in 2012 was the recipient of the Ramsar Wetland Conservation Award (Management)Secretary General of the NGO Tiniguena in Guinea-Bissau
When was Augusta Henriques born?
Augusta Henriques was born in 1952.
What is Augusta Henriques's occupation?
Augusta Henriques is an environmentalist.
What nationality is Augusta Henriques?
Augusta Henriques's recorded nationality: Guinea-Bissau.
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