Community-based Protected Area Management; Myanmar Primate Conservation, Phase II
Fauna & Flora International
Asho Chin women harvesting coffee at Pauk Sa. © Kyaw Kyaw Naing / Fauna & Flora
Building Community-led Climate Resilience in Ambositra-Vondrozo Corridor, Madagascar
Grantee Name: Ny Tanintsika
- Hotspot
- Madagascar and the Indian Ocean Islands
- Location
- Madagascar
- Amount
- $206,985
- Dates
- Sep 2023 – Jun 2026
- Keywords
- Agroforestry, Community-based conservation, Land use planning, Livelihoods, Reforestation, Restoration, Youth, Ecosystem resilience
Improve governance of Ambositra-Vondrozo Corridor for climate resilience via effective community involvement, strengthening of local-level forest management structures and enforcement of forest legislation. Draw up land-use plans to reforest and restore zones, particularly key watersheds. Engage youth through inspirational agroforestry plots to trigger widespread adoption of climate-smart techniques and through ecological and forest monitoring.
Strategic Direction
:
1 Empower communities and civil society to implement actions to improve the resilience of species, ecosystems, and human populations to climate change in priority KBAs
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