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Siberut Island Conservation Program: Building Multi-Level Commitment to Conservation
Grantee Name: 
Conservation International
HOTSPOT
Sundaland
LOCATION
Indonesia
AMOUNT
US$369,991
DATES
Apr 2005
-
Jul 2007
KEYWORDS
Capacity building
Community-based conservation
Protected Areas
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Sundaland
LOCATION
Indonesia
AMOUNT
US$369,991
DATES
Apr 2005
-
Jul 2007
KEYWORDS
Capacity building
Community-based conservation
Protected Areas

Establish a presence on Siberut Island in order to build capacity for local people's needs to influence conservation-related decisions at the village, district, provincial, and national level.

Strategic Direction: 1 Enhance stewardship of forest resources at district level and below

Project Resources:
Final Project Report
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