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Supporting Private Sector and Community Conservation Co-Management in Baljuvan Key Biodiversity Area, Tajikistan
Grantee Name:
Wildlife Conservation Society
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Central Asia
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$33,487
DATES
Dec 2020
May 2022
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Central Asia
LOCATION
AMOUNT
US$33,487
DATES
Dec 2020
May 2022
Strengthen the management of Baljuvon Key Biodiversity Area, focusing on a hunting concession within it. Work with the hunting operator to train its personnel to be better land and species managers, while also working with the surrounding communities.
Strategic Direction: 4 Engage communities of interest and economic sectors, including the private sector, in improved management of production landscapes (i.e. priority sites and corridors that are not formally protected)
