Sub-Saharan Africa Natural Resource and Environmental Management Training and Education Act of 1986

Sub-Saharan Africa Natural Resource and Environmental Management Training and Education Act of 1986 - Requires the President, in order to promote a long-term development program for sub-Saharan Africa, to establish and provide assistance for a training and education program to encourage the development and utilization of appropriate natural resources and environmental management techniques. Requires particular emphasis to be placed on local-level training in techniques using smaller, cost-saving, community-based technologies. Sets forth elements to be included in such program. Requires the training under this program to incorporate women's needs in appropriate proportions to their traditional participation in the targeted activity.

Requires each Agency for International Development (AID) development strategy statement for each sub-Saharan African country to include a plan to assist that country in the development of an effective natural resource and environmental management training and education program.

Requires program activities to include close consultation with, and involvement of, community and local organizations.

Requires the objectives of this Act to be accomplished whenever practicable through private and voluntary organizations or national nongovernmental organizations.

Requires AID to make available funds for training and education activities in sub-Saharan African countries in accordance with this Act for FY 1987. Urges AID to request technical assistance from other Federal agencies where appropriate.

Requires AID to review and report to the Congress on the effectiveness of existing indigenous capabilities for natural resource and environmental management training.