
solutions
Digital Tree Tags: Revolutionizing Forest Monitoring and Data Collection
Pheromone Traps: A Smart Approach to Controlling Bark Beetle Infestations
Drones in Conservation: Enhancing Monitoring and Resource Management
bottom-up approach
Diverse ways to participate
Long term commitment
Open communication
Collaboration of local knowledge and science
1. Labor Comunal Indigena
2. Ceremonias y rituales tradicionales
3. Perspectiva indígena sobre la naturaleza
Shifting the role of local committees in biological corridors to a comprehensive approach
Using organizational development methods on Local Committees
Enhancing skills and knowledge to effectively implement and expand Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) measures
Integrating EbA into the strategic planning process of the biological corridor
Niveles de organizativos
Empoderamiento de las mujeres
Conocimientos ancestrales
Prácticas de conservación de la flora y fauna:
Producción sostenible y prácticas derivadas de las acciones del proyecto
Identification of a Suitable Community-Based Organization (ALOCA)
Organization of Community Meetings with Landowners (Local Barazas)
Agreement on Designating and Demarcating Restoration Sites
Raising Awareness on Restoration and Livelihood Opportunities for Maasai Women and Youth
Monitoring and Reporting on Restoration Progress
Building Skills for Soil Regeneration and Business Growth
Unlocking Market Access to Strengthen Women-Led Compost Businesses
Strengthening Systems Through Strategic Partnerships
Incorporating Climate Change into the Strategy of SBD
Seed capital for climate-resilient business ideas (Non-repayable short-term financing)
Coaching program for integrating EbA and climate resilience into business models during application stage
Stakeholder Mapping
Consensus-Building
Development of Governance Framework
Development of Work Plan & Funding
Management and Organisational Structure of MSPs
Customary Leadership as Environmental Stewards
Community Bylaws for Sustainable Resource Use
Inclusive Dialogue and Participatory Decision-Making
Bridging Policy and Tradition through Partnerships
Incentives for community participation in FLR
Community mobilisation for increased ownership and behavioural change
1. Community Forestry Model
2. Leaf Biomass Market Linkage
3. Cooperative Development and Capacity Building
4. Grant-Funded Public-Private Partnership
5. Income Diversification and Livelihood Support
6. Internal Loan and Support System