Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage Association

Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage Local Action Group

World Heritage Academy

Welterbe Gastgeber – certified World Heritage Host

Actions that conserve and protect natural assets

Actions that boost on-farm productivity through relevant training to enhance capacities

Actions that link smallholders with markets and financial services

1. Village Water Health Chart

2. The Village Water Budget (WB)

3. Water Harvesting

4. Stakeholder Engagement (ShE) Workshops

Workflow analysis, Partnership building, and Overall planning

Camera trap data management system

Citizen science data visualization platform

Biodiversity Impact Assessment Tool (BiA)

One Health Proactive Approach

Collaborative and Comprehensive Training

Contextualised training content

Encouragement of Product Ownership

Product Refinement and Testing

Building Capacity for addressing programming gaps through personnel recruitment

Capacity development activities such as training and materials and equipment provision to facilitate collection of baseline data through monitoring and surveillance.

Developing Forest Management and Landscape Restoration Frameworks for Chilgoza Forest Ecosystems

Reviewing Policy and Regulatory Frameworks to Promote the Use of Innovative and Sustainable Financial Mechanisms

Partner fishery selection criteria and process

Fishery impact and evaluation

Economic Acumen

Responsible Seafood Production Co-ops

International Fishing Improvement Projects

Incubating co-ops to rescue the value of their catch