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Community-Based Action to Save Iko-Esai Rhoko Forest

Grantee Name: Development Concern

Hotspot: Guinean Forests of West Africa
Location: Nigeria
Amount: $49,995
Dates: Sep 2018 – Oct 2019
Keywords: Capacity building, Climate mitigation, Community-based conservation, Forestry, Habitat conservation and management, Livelihoods, Reforestation, Restoration, Governance

Contribute to the sustainable management of the Cross River National Park Oban Division by strengthening local community’s capacity to manage 20,000ha of community forest contiguous with the Cross River National Park Oban Division. The project will strive to achieve this through; Community organizing and institutional capacity; Forest business development through management planning and implementation, ecotourism, and education; and Sustainable livelihoods development.

Strategic Direction : 1 Empower local communities to engage in sustainable management of 40 priority sites and consolidate ecological connectivity at the landscape scale

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