1. Establishment of an operational committee with representatives of the Indigenous population, local authorities and other important stakeholders for joint project management

2. Installation of problem-solving platforms, which serve as working groups for conflict resolution and consensus building, especially on land tenure and resource use issues

3. Identification of flexible project implementation mechanisms, which can reflect demands at the local level (e.g., contracting of local employees from the Miskitu population)

Use of advanced technology

Stakeholders’ engagement and sensitisation of local population

Training

Engaging key stakeholders to update the management plan of Mangabe Protected Area

Establishing information centers in Mangabe Reserve

Involvement of local communities

Involvement of the scientific community

Validation of technical documents with all stakeholders

Field Data

Satellite Data

Drone Data

Cheorwon Rice Paddy, the largest wintering site for cranes

Maintenance of agricultural environment and conservation of cranes

Crane-based eco-tourism

The National Nature Trust (NNT) and conservation assets

Diagnostico participativo e interinstitucional de humedales urbanos costeros

Planificación participativo e interinstitucional de humedales urbanos costeros

Fortalecimiento de capacidades de humedales urbanos costeros

Gestión participativa de jornadas de cuidado comunitaria de humedales urbanos costeros

Integración de humedales urbanos costeros en procesos de políticas publicas

Concientización sobre humedales urbanos costeros

Seed collection, germination, and seedling production

Identify and prepare suitable planting microsites, especially protected sites with suitable conditions that can support the species growth

Partnerships: indigenous people and local communities engagement

Monitoring and research