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The PCLG periodically publishes workshop reports, discussion papers and policy briefs (usually outputs of research that PCLG has been involved in). Publications are listed in order of most recent first.

	Can health investments benefit conservation and sustainable development? U-PCLG Policy Brief
	Achieving ‘no net loss’ for people and biodiversity in Uganda - U-PCLG Policy Brief
	Taking action against wildlife crime in Uganda: balancing law enforcement with community engagement - U-PCLG Policy Brief
	Influencing policy change in Uganda: An impact evaluation of the Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group's work
	Mapping great ape conservation projects with a livelihood component in DRC: a preliminary study
	Recommendations to improve the impacts of agro-industrial activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon
	Guidance sheets: Fairer, better. A guide to more effective Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in Rwanda
	Raising awareness of the links between great ape conservation, poverty alleviation and private sector investments in Cameroon
	Fairer, better. A guide to improving Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda
	Great ape conservation in Cameroon: mapping institutions and policies
	Tourism-related employment of local people around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda
	Impacts of agro-industrial and logging activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon, Workshop Report
	Mapping private sector investments and their impacts on great ape habitats in Uganda’s Albertine Rift region Denis Kyongera \| March 2015 An increasing number of private sector land investments in Uganda pose threats to both local livelihoods and biodiversity conservation....
	Sustainable conservation of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and community welfare improvement: creating a win–win situation Onesmus Mugyenyi, Anna Amumpiire, Namujuzi Frances \| February 2015 This PCLG policy brief argues that level of funding available for community projects under the revenue sharing schemes of Bwindi...
	Guidance note on opportunities to influence the amendment of the Uganda Wildlife Act (2000) U-PCLG, ACODE \| November 2014 In November 2014, the Government of Uganda is in the process of amending the Wildlife Act, 2000.The revision process provides an...
	Lier la conservation des grands singes et la réduction de la pauvreté en RDC Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Les grands singes sont des espèces emblématiques qui attirent l’attention de la communauté internationale, et qui sont une priorité pour...
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in DRC, Workshop Report Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Great apes are iconic species that are highly valued by the international community and are a high priority for various international...
	Mapping great ape conservation institutions and policies in Cameroon, Workshop Report Stanley Dinsi \| April 2014 GREG-Forêts organized on Thursday 24th April, 2014, a wide consultation workshop to share and enrich the results of a research study...
	Research to Policy, U-PCLG Year 3 Planning Meeting, March 2014 PCLG \| March 2014 Developing a Theory of Change for Improved Integrated Conservation and Development at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.~~Uganda...
	U-PCLG Policy Memo on the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park General Management Plan 2013-23 Planning Process U-PCLG \| September 2013 The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is responsible for the management of protected areas in Uganda and is mandated to develop general...
	Linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: A Discussion Paper on Good and Best Practice in the Case of Great Ape Conservation Kent Redford, Dilys Roe, Terry Sunderland \| March 2013 PCLG discussion paper number 11, is intended to provide guidance for conservation practitioners on whether and how to address poverty...
	Workshop Report: Advocacy Capacity Building and Media Training Workshop U-PCLG \| February 2013 The Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (U-PCLG) is implementing a three year project titled; “Research to Policy-Building...
	Biodiversity, ecosystem services and poverty alleviation: What constitutes good evidence? Chris Sandbrook \| January 2013 PCLG Discussion Paper number 10 is intended to stimulate debate about what consitutes good evidence in biodiversity, ecosystem services...
	Building Capacity for Conservation through Poverty Alleviation in Uganda: Inception Workshop Report Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group \| July 2012 An Inception Workshop Report from a meeting held from the 12th to the 14th July 2012 to introduce the project “Research to Policy:...
	Tackling Human-wildlife Conflict: A Prerequisite for linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation Evan Bowen-Jones \| April 2012 The Great Apes represent a group of highly endangered species with high conservation value. They have potential for contributing to...
	Integrating Biodiversity Conservation into National Development Policy: A Case Study of Cameroon Antoine Justin Eyebe, Abe Eyebe Simeon, Kenneth Angu Angu, Dominique Endamana \| April 2012 PCLG discussion paper number 9, aims at reviewing the extent to which biodiversity conservation has been integrated into national...
	The Overlap between Conservation and Development Organisations in the Albertine Rift, Western Uganda Harriet Smith \| April 2012 PCLG Discussion Paper number 7, uses Western Uganda as an example, this study attempts to explore the geographical relationship between...
	Did the National Development Plan take into account the recommendations of "Enhancing Wildlife's Contribution to growth, employment and prosperity" report? Jeremiah Lwanga \| February 2012 Poverty eradication has been one the major goals of the Uganda Government since the mid-late 1980s. In July 2008, the Government...
	Fairer, better. A guide to improving Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda Julia Baker \| June 2015 This guide aims to support Uganda’s leading work on Integrated Conservation and Development (ICD) by turning research findings from...
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in Rwanda Samson Werikhe, Alessandra Giuliani \| March 2016 This workshop was organised to provide a space for Rwanda based conservation and development organisations to share their experiences of...
	Raising awareness of the links between great ape conservation, poverty alleviation and private sector investments in Cameroon Stanley Chung Dinsi \| March 2016 This PCLG project report describes a series of communication and awareness raising activities by Cameroon PCLG as part of the project ‘...
	Guidance sheets: Fairer, better. A guide to more effective Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda Julia Baker \| June 2015 These guidance sheets are from 'Fairer, better. A guide to more effective Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda'. For...
	Mapping great ape conservation projects with a livelihood component in DRC: a preliminary study Paulson Kasereka, Raymond Lumbuenamo, Trinto Mugangu \| March 2016 This study maps great ape conservation projects with a livelihood component being carried out in DRC and examines whether or not they...
	Great ape conservation in Cameroon: mapping institutions and policies Stanley Chung Dinsi, Simeon Abe Eyebe \| March 2016 This study presents the findings of a mapping exercise aimed at identifying the main institutions, policies and laws put in place by the...
	Recommendations to improve the impacts of agro-industrial activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon Stanley Dinsi \| December 2015 In June 2015, GREGForêts organised a workshop to reflect on the results of a study carried out to evaluate the impacts of agro-...
	Tourism-related employment of local people around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda Agrippinah Namara \| June 2015 This study aims to provide more information on the current tourism-related employment situation for people from frontline parishes and...
	Sustainable conservation of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and community welfare improvement: creating a win–win situation Onesmus Mugyenyi, Anna Amumpiire, Namujuzi Frances \| February 2015 This PCLG policy brief argues that level of funding available for community projects under the revenue sharing schemes of Bwindi...
	U-PCLG Policy Memo on the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park General Management Plan 2013-23 Planning Process U-PCLG \| September 2013 The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is responsible for the management of protected areas in Uganda and is mandated to develop general...
	Mapping private sector investments and their impacts on great ape habitats in Uganda’s Albertine Rift region Denis Kyongera \| March 2015 An increasing number of private sector land investments in Uganda pose threats to both local livelihoods and biodiversity conservation....
	Guidance note on opportunities to influence the amendment of the Uganda Wildlife Act (2000) U-PCLG, ACODE \| November 2014 In November 2014, the Government of Uganda is in the process of amending the Wildlife Act, 2000.The revision process provides an...
	Impacts of agro-industrial and logging activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon, Workshop Report Stanley Dinsi \| March 2015 In November 2014, GREG-Forêts (an alliance of independent organisations with a shared interest in forest governance) organised a...
	Research to Policy, U-PCLG Year 3 Planning Meeting, March 2014 PCLG \| March 2014 Developing a Theory of Change for Improved Integrated Conservation and Development at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.~~Uganda...
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in DRC, Workshop Report Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Great apes are iconic species that are highly valued by the international community and are a high priority for various international...
	Lier la conservation des grands singes et la réduction de la pauvreté en RDC Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Les grands singes sont des espèces emblématiques qui attirent l’attention de la communauté internationale, et qui sont une priorité pour...
	Mapping great ape conservation institutions and policies in Cameroon, Workshop Report Stanley Dinsi \| April 2014 GREG-Forêts organized on Thursday 24th April, 2014, a wide consultation workshop to share and enrich the results of a research study...
	Linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: A Discussion Paper on Good and Best Practice in the Case of Great Ape Conservation Kent Redford, Dilys Roe, Terry Sunderland \| March 2013 PCLG discussion paper number 11, is intended to provide guidance for conservation practitioners on whether and how to address poverty...
	Workshop Report: Advocacy Capacity Building and Media Training Workshop U-PCLG \| February 2013 The Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (U-PCLG) is implementing a three year project titled; “Research to Policy-Building...
	Biodiversity, ecosystem services and poverty alleviation: What constitutes good evidence? Chris Sandbrook \| January 2013 PCLG Discussion Paper number 10 is intended to stimulate debate about what consitutes good evidence in biodiversity, ecosystem services...
	Building Capacity for Conservation through Poverty Alleviation in Uganda: Inception Workshop Report Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group \| July 2012 An Inception Workshop Report from a meeting held from the 12th to the 14th July 2012 to introduce the project “Research to Policy:...
	Integrating Biodiversity Conservation into National Development Policy: A Case Study of Cameroon Antoine Justin Eyebe, Abe Eyebe Simeon, Kenneth Angu Angu, Dominique Endamana \| April 2012 PCLG discussion paper number 9, aims at reviewing the extent to which biodiversity conservation has been integrated into national...
	The Overlap between Conservation and Development Organisations in the Albertine Rift, Western Uganda Harriet Smith \| April 2012 PCLG Discussion Paper number 7, uses Western Uganda as an example, this study attempts to explore the geographical relationship between...
	Tackling Human-wildlife Conflict: A Prerequisite for linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation Evan Bowen-Jones \| April 2012 The Great Apes represent a group of highly endangered species with high conservation value. They have potential for contributing to...
	Did the National Development Plan take into account the recommendations of "Enhancing Wildlife's Contribution to growth, employment and prosperity" report? Jeremiah Lwanga \| February 2012 Poverty eradication has been one the major goals of the Uganda Government since the mid-late 1980s. In July 2008, the Government...
	Nepalese Compensation Scheme – Chitwan National Park PCLG \| February 2012 PCLG Case Study Number 1 was put together using a framework designed to help gathering information on lessons learnt globally on the...
	The Kenyan Compensation Scheme PCLG \| February 2012 PCLG Case Study number 2 was put together using a framework designed to help gathering information on lessons learnt globally on the...
	Namibian Insurance Scheme - HACSI PCLG \| February 2012 PCLG case study number 3 was put together using a framework designed to help gathering information on lessons learnt globally on the...
	Overview of Human-Wildlife Conflict in Cameroon Antoine Justin Eyebe, Guy Patrice Dkamela, Dominique Endamana \| February 2012 PCLG Discussion Paper number 5, presents an overview of human wildlife conflict (HWC) in Cameroon. The paper shows that these conflicts...
	Conservation des Grands Singes et Réduction de la Pauvretté: Échange D'expériences en Afrique et Asie PCLG \| January 2012 Rapport mutimédia a partir de la Atelier organisé par l’Institut International pour L’environnement et Le Développement (IIED) et le...
	Linking Great Ape Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: Sharing Experience from Africa and Asia PCLG \| January 2012 A multi-media report from a workshop organised by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) and the Center for...
	Poverty Alleviation That Works: Informing Conservation Practice from Development Experience. Report of a DEG – PCLG Roundtable, 22 December 2011. PCLG \| December 2011 This report documents discussions from the “Poverty Alleviation That Works” roundtable held in London on the 22 of December 2011 at the...
	Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (PCLG) Annual Symposium 2007 PCLG \| November 2007 On 7-8 November 2007, the Annual Symposium of the Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (PCLG) was held at the London Zoo, London (UK...
	Biodiversity Conservation and Development Assistance: Highlights from CBD CoP10 Dilys Roe \| April 2011 This PCLG Briefing provides a summary of the CoP10 decisions that have implications for development assistance agencies.~~This...
	Linking Great Ape Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: Learning from Experiences and Identifying New Opportunities PCLG \| November 2010 Report of the Poverty and Conservation Learning Group Workshop November 16th-19th Masindi, Uganda.~~This publication is an output of the...
	The PCLG Directory of Poverty and Conservation Organisations and Initiatives 2010 PCLG \| October 2010 The directory provides details of organisations and initiatives that have been identified through the work of the PCLG as working on...
	Linking biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction: What, why and how? Dilys Roe, Matt Walpole, Joanna Elliott \| May 2010 The fundamental links between environment and development have long been accepted in principle, but only relatively recently have the...
	Linking conservation and poverty alleviation: The case of Great Apes. An overview of current policy and practice in Africa Chris Sandbrook, Dilys Roe \| April 2010 This report is the third PCLG output supported by the Arcus Foundation grant. The purpose of this report is to document current efforts...
	Towards an Integrated System for Measuring the Social Impact of Protected Areas Poverty and Conservation Learning Group, TILCEPA, UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre, WCPA/CEESP Taskforce on Protected Areas, Equity and Livelihoods \| November 2007 PCLG Discussion Paper number 2 is a brief review that outlines the strong need for gathering reliable data on the livelihoods impacts of...

	Can health investments benefit conservation and sustainable development? U-PCLG Policy Brief
	Achieving ‘no net loss’ for people and biodiversity in Uganda - U-PCLG Policy Brief
	Taking action against wildlife crime in Uganda: balancing law enforcement with community engagement - U-PCLG Policy Brief
	Influencing policy change in Uganda: An impact evaluation of the Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group's work
	Mapping great ape conservation projects with a livelihood component in DRC: a preliminary study
	Recommendations to improve the impacts of agro-industrial activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon
	Guidance sheets: Fairer, better. A guide to more effective Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in Rwanda
	Raising awareness of the links between great ape conservation, poverty alleviation and private sector investments in Cameroon
	Fairer, better. A guide to improving Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda
	Great ape conservation in Cameroon: mapping institutions and policies
	Tourism-related employment of local people around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda
	Impacts of agro-industrial and logging activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon, Workshop Report
	Mapping private sector investments and their impacts on great ape habitats in Uganda’s Albertine Rift region Denis Kyongera \| March 2015 An increasing number of private sector land investments in Uganda pose threats to both local livelihoods and biodiversity conservation....
	Sustainable conservation of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and community welfare improvement: creating a win–win situation Onesmus Mugyenyi, Anna Amumpiire, Namujuzi Frances \| February 2015 This PCLG policy brief argues that level of funding available for community projects under the revenue sharing schemes of Bwindi...
	Guidance note on opportunities to influence the amendment of the Uganda Wildlife Act (2000) U-PCLG, ACODE \| November 2014 In November 2014, the Government of Uganda is in the process of amending the Wildlife Act, 2000.The revision process provides an...
	Lier la conservation des grands singes et la réduction de la pauvreté en RDC Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Les grands singes sont des espèces emblématiques qui attirent l’attention de la communauté internationale, et qui sont une priorité pour...
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in DRC, Workshop Report Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Great apes are iconic species that are highly valued by the international community and are a high priority for various international...
	Mapping great ape conservation institutions and policies in Cameroon, Workshop Report Stanley Dinsi \| April 2014 GREG-Forêts organized on Thursday 24th April, 2014, a wide consultation workshop to share and enrich the results of a research study...
	Research to Policy, U-PCLG Year 3 Planning Meeting, March 2014 PCLG \| March 2014 Developing a Theory of Change for Improved Integrated Conservation and Development at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.~~Uganda...
	U-PCLG Policy Memo on the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park General Management Plan 2013-23 Planning Process U-PCLG \| September 2013 The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is responsible for the management of protected areas in Uganda and is mandated to develop general...
	Linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: A Discussion Paper on Good and Best Practice in the Case of Great Ape Conservation Kent Redford, Dilys Roe, Terry Sunderland \| March 2013 PCLG discussion paper number 11, is intended to provide guidance for conservation practitioners on whether and how to address poverty...
	Workshop Report: Advocacy Capacity Building and Media Training Workshop U-PCLG \| February 2013 The Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (U-PCLG) is implementing a three year project titled; “Research to Policy-Building...
	Biodiversity, ecosystem services and poverty alleviation: What constitutes good evidence? Chris Sandbrook \| January 2013 PCLG Discussion Paper number 10 is intended to stimulate debate about what consitutes good evidence in biodiversity, ecosystem services...
	Building Capacity for Conservation through Poverty Alleviation in Uganda: Inception Workshop Report Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group \| July 2012 An Inception Workshop Report from a meeting held from the 12th to the 14th July 2012 to introduce the project “Research to Policy:...
	Tackling Human-wildlife Conflict: A Prerequisite for linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation Evan Bowen-Jones \| April 2012 The Great Apes represent a group of highly endangered species with high conservation value. They have potential for contributing to...
	Integrating Biodiversity Conservation into National Development Policy: A Case Study of Cameroon Antoine Justin Eyebe, Abe Eyebe Simeon, Kenneth Angu Angu, Dominique Endamana \| April 2012 PCLG discussion paper number 9, aims at reviewing the extent to which biodiversity conservation has been integrated into national...
	The Overlap between Conservation and Development Organisations in the Albertine Rift, Western Uganda Harriet Smith \| April 2012 PCLG Discussion Paper number 7, uses Western Uganda as an example, this study attempts to explore the geographical relationship between...
	Did the National Development Plan take into account the recommendations of "Enhancing Wildlife's Contribution to growth, employment and prosperity" report? Jeremiah Lwanga \| February 2012 Poverty eradication has been one the major goals of the Uganda Government since the mid-late 1980s. In July 2008, the Government...
	Fairer, better. A guide to improving Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda Julia Baker \| June 2015 This guide aims to support Uganda’s leading work on Integrated Conservation and Development (ICD) by turning research findings from...
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in Rwanda Samson Werikhe, Alessandra Giuliani \| March 2016 This workshop was organised to provide a space for Rwanda based conservation and development organisations to share their experiences of...
	Raising awareness of the links between great ape conservation, poverty alleviation and private sector investments in Cameroon Stanley Chung Dinsi \| March 2016 This PCLG project report describes a series of communication and awareness raising activities by Cameroon PCLG as part of the project ‘...
	Guidance sheets: Fairer, better. A guide to more effective Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda Julia Baker \| June 2015 These guidance sheets are from 'Fairer, better. A guide to more effective Integrated Conservation and Development in Uganda'. For...
	Mapping great ape conservation projects with a livelihood component in DRC: a preliminary study Paulson Kasereka, Raymond Lumbuenamo, Trinto Mugangu \| March 2016 This study maps great ape conservation projects with a livelihood component being carried out in DRC and examines whether or not they...
	Great ape conservation in Cameroon: mapping institutions and policies Stanley Chung Dinsi, Simeon Abe Eyebe \| March 2016 This study presents the findings of a mapping exercise aimed at identifying the main institutions, policies and laws put in place by the...
	Recommendations to improve the impacts of agro-industrial activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon Stanley Dinsi \| December 2015 In June 2015, GREGForêts organised a workshop to reflect on the results of a study carried out to evaluate the impacts of agro-...
	Tourism-related employment of local people around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda Agrippinah Namara \| June 2015 This study aims to provide more information on the current tourism-related employment situation for people from frontline parishes and...
	Sustainable conservation of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and community welfare improvement: creating a win–win situation Onesmus Mugyenyi, Anna Amumpiire, Namujuzi Frances \| February 2015 This PCLG policy brief argues that level of funding available for community projects under the revenue sharing schemes of Bwindi...
	U-PCLG Policy Memo on the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park General Management Plan 2013-23 Planning Process U-PCLG \| September 2013 The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is responsible for the management of protected areas in Uganda and is mandated to develop general...
	Mapping private sector investments and their impacts on great ape habitats in Uganda’s Albertine Rift region Denis Kyongera \| March 2015 An increasing number of private sector land investments in Uganda pose threats to both local livelihoods and biodiversity conservation....
	Guidance note on opportunities to influence the amendment of the Uganda Wildlife Act (2000) U-PCLG, ACODE \| November 2014 In November 2014, the Government of Uganda is in the process of amending the Wildlife Act, 2000.The revision process provides an...
	Impacts of agro-industrial and logging activities on great ape conservation and livelihoods in Cameroon, Workshop Report Stanley Dinsi \| March 2015 In November 2014, GREG-Forêts (an alliance of independent organisations with a shared interest in forest governance) organised a...
	Research to Policy, U-PCLG Year 3 Planning Meeting, March 2014 PCLG \| March 2014 Developing a Theory of Change for Improved Integrated Conservation and Development at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.~~Uganda...
	Linking great ape conservation and poverty alleviation in DRC, Workshop Report Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Great apes are iconic species that are highly valued by the international community and are a high priority for various international...
	Lier la conservation des grands singes et la réduction de la pauvreté en RDC Toussaint Molenge \| May 2014 Les grands singes sont des espèces emblématiques qui attirent l’attention de la communauté internationale, et qui sont une priorité pour...
	Mapping great ape conservation institutions and policies in Cameroon, Workshop Report Stanley Dinsi \| April 2014 GREG-Forêts organized on Thursday 24th April, 2014, a wide consultation workshop to share and enrich the results of a research study...
	Linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: A Discussion Paper on Good and Best Practice in the Case of Great Ape Conservation Kent Redford, Dilys Roe, Terry Sunderland \| March 2013 PCLG discussion paper number 11, is intended to provide guidance for conservation practitioners on whether and how to address poverty...
	Workshop Report: Advocacy Capacity Building and Media Training Workshop U-PCLG \| February 2013 The Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (U-PCLG) is implementing a three year project titled; “Research to Policy-Building...
	Biodiversity, ecosystem services and poverty alleviation: What constitutes good evidence? Chris Sandbrook \| January 2013 PCLG Discussion Paper number 10 is intended to stimulate debate about what consitutes good evidence in biodiversity, ecosystem services...
	Building Capacity for Conservation through Poverty Alleviation in Uganda: Inception Workshop Report Uganda Poverty and Conservation Learning Group \| July 2012 An Inception Workshop Report from a meeting held from the 12th to the 14th July 2012 to introduce the project “Research to Policy:...
	Integrating Biodiversity Conservation into National Development Policy: A Case Study of Cameroon Antoine Justin Eyebe, Abe Eyebe Simeon, Kenneth Angu Angu, Dominique Endamana \| April 2012 PCLG discussion paper number 9, aims at reviewing the extent to which biodiversity conservation has been integrated into national...
	The Overlap between Conservation and Development Organisations in the Albertine Rift, Western Uganda Harriet Smith \| April 2012 PCLG Discussion Paper number 7, uses Western Uganda as an example, this study attempts to explore the geographical relationship between...
	Tackling Human-wildlife Conflict: A Prerequisite for linking Conservation and Poverty Alleviation Evan Bowen-Jones \| April 2012 The Great Apes represent a group of highly endangered species with high conservation value. They have potential for contributing to...
	Did the National Development Plan take into account the recommendations of "Enhancing Wildlife's Contribution to growth, employment and prosperity" report? Jeremiah Lwanga \| February 2012 Poverty eradication has been one the major goals of the Uganda Government since the mid-late 1980s. In July 2008, the Government...
	Nepalese Compensation Scheme – Chitwan National Park PCLG \| February 2012 PCLG Case Study Number 1 was put together using a framework designed to help gathering information on lessons learnt globally on the...
	The Kenyan Compensation Scheme PCLG \| February 2012 PCLG Case Study number 2 was put together using a framework designed to help gathering information on lessons learnt globally on the...
	Namibian Insurance Scheme - HACSI PCLG \| February 2012 PCLG case study number 3 was put together using a framework designed to help gathering information on lessons learnt globally on the...
	Overview of Human-Wildlife Conflict in Cameroon Antoine Justin Eyebe, Guy Patrice Dkamela, Dominique Endamana \| February 2012 PCLG Discussion Paper number 5, presents an overview of human wildlife conflict (HWC) in Cameroon. The paper shows that these conflicts...
	Conservation des Grands Singes et Réduction de la Pauvretté: Échange D'expériences en Afrique et Asie PCLG \| January 2012 Rapport mutimédia a partir de la Atelier organisé par l’Institut International pour L’environnement et Le Développement (IIED) et le...
	Linking Great Ape Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: Sharing Experience from Africa and Asia PCLG \| January 2012 A multi-media report from a workshop organised by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) and the Center for...
	Poverty Alleviation That Works: Informing Conservation Practice from Development Experience. Report of a DEG – PCLG Roundtable, 22 December 2011. PCLG \| December 2011 This report documents discussions from the “Poverty Alleviation That Works” roundtable held in London on the 22 of December 2011 at the...
	Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (PCLG) Annual Symposium 2007 PCLG \| November 2007 On 7-8 November 2007, the Annual Symposium of the Poverty and Conservation Learning Group (PCLG) was held at the London Zoo, London (UK...
	Biodiversity Conservation and Development Assistance: Highlights from CBD CoP10 Dilys Roe \| April 2011 This PCLG Briefing provides a summary of the CoP10 decisions that have implications for development assistance agencies.~~This...
	Linking Great Ape Conservation and Poverty Alleviation: Learning from Experiences and Identifying New Opportunities PCLG \| November 2010 Report of the Poverty and Conservation Learning Group Workshop November 16th-19th Masindi, Uganda.~~This publication is an output of the...
	The PCLG Directory of Poverty and Conservation Organisations and Initiatives 2010 PCLG \| October 2010 The directory provides details of organisations and initiatives that have been identified through the work of the PCLG as working on...
	Linking biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction: What, why and how? Dilys Roe, Matt Walpole, Joanna Elliott \| May 2010 The fundamental links between environment and development have long been accepted in principle, but only relatively recently have the...
	Linking conservation and poverty alleviation: The case of Great Apes. An overview of current policy and practice in Africa Chris Sandbrook, Dilys Roe \| April 2010 This report is the third PCLG output supported by the Arcus Foundation grant. The purpose of this report is to document current efforts...
	Towards an Integrated System for Measuring the Social Impact of Protected Areas Poverty and Conservation Learning Group, TILCEPA, UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre, WCPA/CEESP Taskforce on Protected Areas, Equity and Livelihoods \| November 2007 PCLG Discussion Paper number 2 is a brief review that outlines the strong need for gathering reliable data on the livelihoods impacts of...

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