Assessing the Status of Madagascar's Trees for the Effective Conservation of Key Biodiversity Areas and Protected Areas
Botanic Gardens Conservation International
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Promoting Sustainable Agroextractivism and Gender Inclusivity, Brazil
Grantee Name: Cooperativa de Trabalho e Serviços Técnicos
- Hotspot
- Location
- Brazil
- Amount
- $29,901
- Dates
- Jan 2025 – Dec 2025
- Keywords
- Agroforestry, Biodiversity mainstreaming, Community-based conservation, Extractive industries, Gender, Livelihoods, Restoration
Enable the use of Babassu coconut production in native areas and promote environmental recovery for 25 families. Enhance biodiversity in the Babassu groves, provide safe food, and generate income for agro-extractivist families through the sale of by-products. Promote the inclusion of diverse gender identities within the community to strengthen social and economic inclusion for women.
Strategic Direction
:
3 Support sustainable small and medium enterprises and supply chains
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