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Hispaniolan common tree frog (Osteopilus dominicensis), Dominican Republic
Hispaniolan common tree frog Osteopilus dominicensis, Dominican Republic
© Conservation International/photo by Michele Zador

Assessing the Potential for Conservation Agreements to Contribute to Community-Based Conservation and Socioeconomic Development in the Caribbean Islands

Grantee Name: Conservation International

Hotspot
Caribbean Islands
Location
Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica
Amount
$64,542
Dates
Sep 2012 – Jan 2014
Keywords
Community-based conservation, Conservation finance, Research

Conservation International (CI) will lay the groundwork for introducing conservation agreements in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Jamaica to provide incentives to communities for their support of conservation actions. The grant first supports a desk study to analyze the potential for conservation agreements, followed by workshops with local NGOs to identify potential sites. CI will undertake feasibility assessments and draft implementation and fundraising plans in collaboration with local partners for at least three sites.

Strategic Direction :

1 Improve protection and management of 45 priority key biodiversity areas

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