Grantee Name: Money for Madagascar
Contribute to the organizational development of nineteen community-based organizations and land managers through the training of young men and women from local communities to become providers of advisory services on agroecological farming practices so as to build livelihood resilience, and in turn improve the governance of community organizations in the management three Key Biodiversity Areas: Amoron'i Onilahy, Complexe Lac Ihotry and Tsinjoarivo.
3 Strengthen the capacity of local communities and civil society at regional and local levels to enhance adaptive capacity and reduce exposure to climate change risks
Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa
Acting for Communities and Trees
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