Earthwatch Europe
West and Central Africa
North Africa
East and South Africa
Stacey
Baggaley
Identification of Protected Areas who will benefit
Mentor identification and training
Building effective mentor-mentee relationships
Friedrich Alpers
Establishing tracker and trailing assessment system
Indigenous-run tracker training school
Training in the use of GPS-capacity and IT data-base
Use of geospatial technologies
Dana Allen
East and South Africa
Janet
Wilkinson
Establishing community-private sector partnerships
Creating employment and skills training and development
Preferred use of local suppliers of goods and services
Managing expectations and benefit-sharing
Development of various community and social welfare projects
Sanna-Kaisa Juvonen / Metsähallitus Parks & Wildlife Finland
North and Central Asia
North Europe
Sanna-Kaisa
Juvonen
Development of GIS-based electronic information points
Training and certification of National Park guides
Enhancing sustainable tourism in transboundary NPs
Sharing a common past through preservation of cultural sites
Strengthening transboundary cooperation through joint action
Photo by INFIS
Construction of permeable dam structures as sediment traps and basis for mangrove rehabilitation
Socio-economic measures to promote sustainable land-use
Capacity building on “Building with Nature solutions”, targeted at government officials, private sector, students and local communities
Policy dialogue to develop governance arrangements for improved coastal zone management
Mark A Ford, National Park Service, US
Filling old canals
Thin Layered Marsh Nourishment
Using Controlled River Diversions for Restoration
Barrier Island Restoration for Disaster Risk Reduction
GIZ-CCARAI
Situation analysis and vulnerability assessment
Strengthening village institutions
Agro-forestry and forest restoration
Runa Foundation
South America
Raine
Donohue
Strengthening Farmer Associations
Building Sustainable Value Chains Based In Local Biodiversity
OFIA
Grafting and Training building block
Partinership building block