Objectives of Communication Campaigns

Tailor messaging to the target audience

Tailoring communication channels to the target audience: utilizing traditional and digital media

Collaborating with key stakeholders

Incorporating storytelling and visuals

Digital MRV (Measurement–Reporting–Verification) System

Blockchain-Verified Tree Registry & Certificates

Youth Volunteer Engagement Model

Corporate Partnership & CSR Integration

Three-Year Maintenance & Survival Guarantee

Community Education & Reward System

The villagers of Liziba have spontaneously formed a forest protection team to participate in the conservation of forest resources, in order to inspire more people to join the work of forest resource protection.

Continuously provide agricultural and forestry technology training for farmers in Liziba, encourage and guide villagers to establish characteristic agricultural and forestry cooperatives

Integrated Forestry Spatial Platform

environmental monitoring devices

Niveles de organizativos

Empoderamiento de las mujeres

Conocimientos ancestrales

Prácticas de conservación de la flora y fauna:

Producción sostenible y prácticas derivadas de las acciones del proyecto

Identifying the problem: Conducting economic instead of financial analysis

Tourism Economic Model in Protected Areas (TEMPA) assessment tool

Using tourism economic data for analysis, reporting and influencing decision-making

Analysis of the Mangrove Honey Value Chain

Carpenter Training for Improved Beehives

Training of Trainers in Sustainable Beekeeping Practices

Value Addition through creation of Bee-Based Products Using Locally Available Materials

The journey - Informing all relevant authorities from national to local level to get their buy-in, permission, contacts and recommendations

Involving local ambassadors

Illustrated cards and role games

Developing a multi-stakeholder platform to ensure continued progress and sustained commitment

Strengthening local communities’ structures to improve the effectivity and capacities of local actors being part of a value chains on traditional medicine

Revamping forestry block committees and communities surrounding the reserve

Training of committees

Allowing communities to factor in their indigenous techniques.

Supporting the communities with livelihood options to enable them to meet their day to day needs

Continuous monitoring arrangements

The actionable guidance for ABS-mainstreaming

Fostering the integration of ABS into National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans (NBSAP)

A country example of successful mainstreaming of ABS: the Côte d’Ivoire

Working with Government & Legal Setup

Collaborative Partnerships for Grassroots Impact

Strengthening Communication and Advocacy for Women's Health and Rights

Field Research & User Insights: On menstrual product access and their preferences in Nepal

From Insights to Innovation: R&D, Design and Prototyping

Quality Assurance: Absorbency, Retention and Hygiene Compliance

Next Steps: Feedback Based Optimization for outcome-oriented Decisions

Creating a Network of Young Educators (Sparśa Ambassadors)

Engaging Key Actors for Menstrual Health Outreach

Designing and Delivering Age-Appropriate Menstrual Health Education for Schools

Facilitating Inclusive and Dialogue-Based Menstrual Health Sessions for Community Adults

Degradation Mapping and Baseline Survey

Establishment of the Chief’s Forum

Community Education and Sensitization

Adequate By-Laws and Enforcement Mechanisms

Demarcation of Reserve Boundaries with Community Involvement

Livelihood Diversification for Conservation