Miguel Naranjo
Multi-sectoral partnerships, coordination and accountability mechanisms
Collection mechanisms
Marketing for social change
Tourism management
Effective inspection and surveillance
Brazil nut harvesters break Brazil nut pods on stones, using small hatchets, at the foot of a large Brazil nut tree in the Rio Iratapuru Sustainable Development Reserve, amid the Amazon rainforest.
Transfer of direct management of the Fund’s bank account: the resources were transferred from Natura’s account to an account managed by COMARU
Creation and functioning of the Iratapuru Fund Management Committee to support COMARU in managing resources
Public calls of the Iratapuru Fund for the selection of community and research projects
Solar Powered Cold Storage
Renewable Energy Solutions: Customised for Smallholder Farming
Cooling as a Service: The Business Model
Enabling Support from Government Schemes
Capacity Building
UNDP, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and Ntcheu District Council officials posing for a group photo with young women and men who have been recognized with certificates under the MGC initiative
East and South Africa
Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy
CEPA
Malawi Green Corps Launched
Recruitment and Mobilization of Green Corps Cohorts
Restoration of Environmental Hotspots
Youth Skills Development and Peer Learning
Woman Entrepreneurs Preparing Produce
Fostering Women Entrepreneurship - Through Household Solar Drying Units
Access to Finance and Institutional Support
Value Chain Integration
Creation of Additional Jobs Along the Value Chain
World Menstrual Hygiene Day Celebration with Local Government Representative
Prioritizing full-time employment for women and part-time roles for men to promote gender equity in production.
Strategic Partnerships and Community-Based Sales
Financial Planning & Feedback Collection for Product Improvement
Establishing Production and Market Entry Strategy
AGROFORESTRY PROJECT FARMERS WITH SEEDLINGS
Community-Based Nursery Beds
Tree Planting at community Level
Cash Crop Integration for Sustainable Incomes
It is POSSIBLE to restore Malawi's soil and food systems
East and South Africa
Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy
CEPA
Building Skills for Soil Regeneration and Business Growth
Unlocking Market Access to Strengthen Women-Led Compost Businesses
Strengthening Systems Through Strategic Partnerships
The graphically designed landscape highlights the important steps of the approach: Initial evaluation and community entry to identify fisheries management systems; election of committees in new or existing community management organisations; support for demands-oriented capacity development; operational planning and implementation of fisheries management system; fostering cooperation between community and authorities for joint resource management
East and South Africa
Southeast Asia
Global Programme
Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture
Initial evaluation and community entry
Developing existing or new committees
Support for enhancing capacity
Operational planning and implementation
Cooperation of community and authorities
Farmers access Farm Radios
East and South Africa
Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy
CEPA
Enhancing Farmer Knowledge through Inclusive Extension Services
Promoting Adoption of Agricultural Technologies
Enabling ICT-Driven Agricultural Extension Through Policy Support
Expanding Market Access Through Digital and Physical Linkages