Promoting the Self Sufficiency of Reserves in the Ramena Complex, Antsiranana, by Conceiving, Developing, and Testing New Tourism Products
Grantee Name: Missouri Botanical Garden
- Hotspot
- Madagascar and the Indian Ocean Islands
- Location
- Madagascar
- Amount
- $73,212
- Dates
- Dec 2015 – Jun 2018
- Keywords
- Community-based conservation, Livelihoods, Private sector, Protected Areas, Tourism
Increase the self-sufficiency of three reserves in the Ramena Complex, northern Madagascar. Conceive, develop and test new "participative tourism" products, which will offer tourists an opportunity to participate in conservation activities with local communities. Assess the expectations of potential tourists, then develop — together with communities — the tourism products. Advertise the products to the target audience, helping to generate a sustainable source of income for the communities.
2 Enable civil society to mainstream biodiversity and conservation into political and economic decision-making.
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