browsing case studies for: Sustainable Use
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Aquatic Resources Management to Improve Rural Livelihoods of the Xe Kong River Basin, Lao PDR, September 2006
Agency: WWF Living Mekong Programme
Conservation goals: Conserve the biological diversity of the Xe Kong river basin
Poverty reduction goals: Improve the food security and natural capital of communities in the Xe Kong river basin
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Beekeeping as a tool for conservation and income generation in rural Kenya, 2002
Agency: Honey Care Africa Ltd
Donor/support agency: UNDP; Aga Khan foundation; European Union
Conservation goals: none
Poverty reduction goals: none
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Berbak-Sembilang Poverty Alleviation and Wetlands (BSPAW) Project, Indonesia, December 2007
Agency: Wetlands International
Donor/support agency: Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DGIS)
Conservation goals: To promote and support increased involvement of local communities in the management of Berbak National Park and its buffer zone and the Merang Kepahyang Peat Swamp Forest (MKPSF)
Poverty reduction goals: To improve the livelihoods of poor and vulnerable communities in the buffer zone of Berbak and Sembilang National Parks through the wise use of wetlands
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Climate Action Project in Tengchong Forest, Yunnan Province, China
Agency: The Nature Conservancy and Conservation International
Conservation goals: Reforest close to 1,200 acres of degraded land in Tengchong with native tree species
Poverty reduction goals: Improve local livelihoods
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Conservation and Sustainable Use of the Belize Barrier Reef Complex Project, 2004
Agency: UNDP
Donor/support agency: GEF; Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Cooperatives, Belize; Coastal Zone Management Authority (CZMA)
Conservation goals: Protect Belize Barrier Reef and its biodiversity
Poverty reduction goals: Develop alternative sustainable livelihoods opportunities and improve community involvement in the management of the Barrier Reef
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Conservation and Sustainable Use of Wetlands in Nepal, 2004
Agency: IUCN Nepal
Donor/support agency: Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation, Nepal; Others
Conservation goals: Conserve the biodiversity of wetlands
Poverty reduction goals: Improve the livelihoods of people living in wetlands
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Conservation and Use of the Wild Populations of Coffea Arabica in the Montane Rainforests in Ethiopia (CoCE), December 2007
Agency: Center for Development Research (ZEF), Germany; German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation; Ethiopian Coffee Forest Forum (ECFF); Ethiopian Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (IBC), Ethiopia
Donor/support agency: German Federal Ministry for Education and Research
Conservation goals: To protect biodiversity and establish a biosphere reserve
Poverty reduction goals: To promote sustainable income generating activities for the local population
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Conservation Coffee, 2003
Agency: Conservation International
Conservation goals: Conserve biodiversity in the buffer zone of the El Triunfo Biosphere Reserve
Poverty reduction goals: Provide farmers with the capacity of adopting best practices in the production of coffee
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Conserving Forest and Freshwater Resources for Livelihood Improvement within the Headwaters of the Kafue River Basin, Zambia, September 2006
Agency: WWF SARPO
Donor/support agency: Government of the Netherlands; WWF International
Conservation goals: Protect and restore woodland and freshwater ecosystems of the Kafue River Basin
Poverty reduction goals: Improve local livelihoods
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Dana Nature Reserve Integrated Management Programme, 2000
Agency: Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN)
Donor/support agency: GEF; UNDP; World Bank; Convention of International Trade in Endangered Animal and Plant Species (CITES); Ministry of Agriculture, Jordan; Department of General Defense, Jordan
Conservation goals: Contribute to the management of the Reserve as a site of international importance for nature conservation, scenic and archaeological significance
Poverty reduction goals: Improve the socio-economic welfare and capacity building of the local communities