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Strengthening Community and Private Conservation in the Northeast Conservation Corridor of Peru
Grantee Name: 
Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental
HOTSPOT
Tropical Andes
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$153,435
DATES
Jul 2016
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Jun 2018
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Tropical Andes
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$153,435
DATES
Jul 2016
-
Jun 2018

Increase the financial sustainability of a network of 13 private and community protected areas in the Northeast Conservation Corridor of Peru by supporting the production and marketing of “eco-products” and by building the network’s fundraising capacity. The project will provide legal advice and training on topics related to private protected areas and support the development of a policy proposal to strengthen Peru’s legal framework for private protected areas.

Strategic Direction: 6 Strengthen civil society capacity, stakeholder alliances and communications to achieve CEPF conservation outcomes, focusing on indigenous, Afro-descendent and mestizo groups.