Participatory Process for Conservation: Implementing a Socio-Ecological Baseline in Mt. Chiperone Key Biodiversity Area, Mozambique

Develop a conservation program at Mount Chiperone Key Biodiversity Area in Mozambique, which includes a participatory rural appraisal assessment to understand and analyze the local communities' knowledge of ecosystem services, their perception of biodiversity conservation, and their livelihood strategies, leading to a proposed plan of action; complete a series of feasibility studies to evaluate which of the proposed activities are feasible for implementation, considering social, environmental, economic and political factors, as well as long-term sustainability; and identify funding sources for the implementation of the conservation program.