Awareness raising on Climate change and Ecosystem-based Adaptation for local coastal communities

Reforestation and rehabilitation of coastal protection forest to restore biodiversities and ecosystem services in coastal areas.

Supporting livelihood development to enhance resilient coastal communities towards climate change impacts

Designing projects for sustainability through integration into the organization's strategy and analysis of local context

Striving to be locally rooted, participative and adaptive, while globally connected

Creating a relatable "brand image" for the Reserve through effective targeted communication

Utilization of Existing Technologies and Infrastructure Systems

Changing the Nature of Core Industry through Partnership among Multiple Stakeholders

Designing volunteer projects by identifying organisational needs at TIDE and interests of potential participants to ensure maximum benefit to both parties.

Development of facilities, equipment, and organisational protocols, so that TIDE is fully prepared to host visiting groups.

Providing capacity building opportunities to new and existing staff so that the team is fully qualified to deliver the R2R program.

Marketing and building business relationships

Promoting Integrated and Inclusive Care Services through Community-based Approaches

Proactively Repurposing Public Assets

Varied Financial Arrangement

Capacity building on climate change resilience

Assessment of climate change vulnerability and land use

Development of a park climate change strategy

Reviewing of the Park General Management Plan to include climate resilience aspects

Communicating the climate smart GMP to stakeholder

Community participation in planning, construction and maintenance

Combination of green and grey technologies

Collaboration with forestry enterprise

Establishing partnerships with local government units

Forming alternative livelihood out of cheap resources

Implementing a parliament to improve the lynx acceptance

Working with hunters to avoid lynx poaching