Assessing the Status of Madagascar's Trees for the Effective Conservation of Key Biodiversity Areas and Protected Areas
Botanic Gardens Conservation International
© Malin Rivers
Brazil’s Resilient Cerrado Women: Conservation, Restoration and Socio-biodiversity
Grantee Name: WWF-Brasil - Fundo Mundial para a Natureza
- Hotspot
- Cerrado
- Location
- Brazil
- Amount
- $298,626
- Dates
- Dec 2024 – Dec 2025
- Keywords
- Capacity building, Community-based conservation, Fire management, Gender, Indigenous People, Livelihoods, Non-timber Forest Products (incl. fuelwood), Private sector, Restoration
Address threats to the Cerrado biome by emphasizing a gender-centered approach through capacity building, training and resource access to strengthen women in the Cerrado as leaders at the family and community levels.
Strategic Direction
:
3 Support sustainable small and medium enterprises and supply chains
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