Applying a complex-systems approach to address a conservation challenge results in improving multiple SDGs

Using a truly co-creative and locally adapted approach to community and stakeholder engagement and governance

“Elephant-centred” community-based natural resource management (CBNRM) as peace-building.

Building a network of partnerships and aligning interests around a common vision - Don’t go it alone.

Community resource governance in support of protected area and landscape planning (top-down/bottom-up synergy)

Partnerships

Advocacy for development

Improve Knowledge about target species

Involvement of Local Community in conservation Planning

Education, awareness, and traditional knowledge documentation

Partnerships with Department of Wildlife Conservation and Partnerships with the local community

Manual removal of invasive plants instead of using heavy machinery

Taking stock of the existing Blue Economy

Fostering relationships across disciplines and across the community

Decolonising our research

Enabling Policy

CMA+R networks

Behavior Adoption Campaigns

Financial Inclusion

Multi-sectoral network building for monitoring wildlife diseases for One Health

Supporting Skills Development for Surveillance and Monitoring of Wildlife Disease

Technology for Wildlife Surveillance Data Collection, Sharing and Management

Effective One Health Response and Interventions to Wildlife Events

Partnerships with local partners

Building capacity of local partners

Ecosystem-based Adaptation and Climate-Smart Agricultural Measures

Combining a variety of donation options and marketing strategies to promote contributions

Using funds to improve the living conditions of vulnerable populations while promoting tree planting and ongoing maintenance in an integrated way

Multi-stakeholder partnerships for effective campaign design and gender-responsive implementation

Innovative tools for monitoring tree planting and maintenance