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Sustaining CEPF’s Investment in the East Melanesian Islands Hotspot
Grantee Name: 
Tropical Biology Association
HOTSPOT
East Melanesian Islands
LOCATION
Papua New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Vanuatu
AMOUNT
US$128,855
DATES
Jun 2021
-
Apr 2022
KEYWORDS
Capacity building
Communication
Monitoring and evaluation
Networks
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
East Melanesian Islands
LOCATION
Papua New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Vanuatu
AMOUNT
US$128,855
DATES
Jun 2021
-
Apr 2022
KEYWORDS
Capacity building
Communication
Monitoring and evaluation
Networks

Engage CEPF grantees to build their capacity, create networks and assess the results of their work. With grantees, make the case for future steps to sustain work and ensure conservation in the region.

Strategic Direction: 4 Increase local, national and regional capacity to conserve biodiversity through catalyzing civil society partnerships

Project Resources:
Final Project Report
English
pdf
228.28 KB
Report: Conserving Globally Threatened Biodiversity in The Eastern Melanesian Islands, A Case for Sustainability
English
pdf
13.94 MB
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