Professional Management Recruitment and Training

Development and Implementation of Governance Tools

Strengthening Oversight by the Authorized Association and Board of Trustees

Human Wildlife Conflict Response Unit Training

Community Alert System

EarthRanger Integration

Initial evaluation and community entry

Developing existing or new committees

Support for enhancing capacity

Operational planning and implementation

Cooperation of community and authorities

Internal and external financial sustainability

Reconstruction of the social fabric as a catalyst element

Improvement of socio-economic conditions through conservation

Capacity Development & Extension Service: Community Resource Person Model

Aquaculture Business School: Empowering Farmers through Sustainable Growth

Capacity Development: Knowledge Products and Information, Education & Communication material

Agroecological Kiosks: Community Information Centres & Satellite Centres

Monitoring System: Farmer Institution Real Time Monitoring System (FIRMS)

Participatory Guarantee System: Quality and Sustainability in Freshwater Aquaculture

Building block 1 – Title * [255] Transparency with communities

Trust Building

Building block 1 – Using an existing initiative (the Olympic Forest) as a blueprint for National Olympic Commit-tees to initiate their own nature restoration projects.

Building block 2 – Establishing principles for admitting National Olympic Committees’ projects to the Olympic Forest network

Building block 3 – Embracing local expertise, governance, and ownership of projects

Building block 4 – Cooperation between NOCs and local nature conservation organisations as a prerequisite for success

Capacity building, Knowledge sharing and awareness raising on CBEMR with Stakeholders

Establishment of CBEMR demonstration site for learning and research

Monitoring and evaluation for evidence-based practice and sustainability

Biodiversity monitoring

Habitat restoration

Invasive species management

Law enforcement

Formulation of an effective national policy framework on IAS

Capacity building, knowledge and information-sharing systems to address the IAS threats

Investment in sustainable management, prevention, eradication, and control of IAS and restoration of IAS-degraded habitat at key marine and coastal areas.

Moyens mis en oeuvre

Production de son propre fourrage

Avantage de la plante

Establishing a County-Level Governance Mechanism

Public Awareness and Community Mobilization Through Cultural Campaigns

Capacity Building for FLR Implementation

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

Community Fishery Committee Capacity Building

Women’s Saving Group Capacity Building

Government Engagement