Organisational commitment to a bold vision

Strong scientific foundation

Sufficient long-term funding

Community engagement and volunteering

Coral Reef Replenishment manual

Fragments of Hope website

Trustful relationship with the government

Implementation of the network structure

Fishers' leadership enhanced

Appropriate Governance

Appropriate Infrastructure

Appropriate Strategy

Reforestation activities by Non Governmental Organisations

Collaboration with Private sectors to enable sustainable financing

Community and CSO Training program

Small Grant program

Land Use plans including the delineation of Village Land Forest Reserves & Participatory land use management.

Collaboration with landscape partners including Village and District governments, TNC and Pathfinder International (Tuungane).

Legal contracts between resource owning communities and Carbon Tanzania

A results-based payments for conservation system measured and monitored using a REDD (avoided deforestation) project methodology.

Accessing the voluntary carbon market.

Engaging diverse partners to address climate change impacts

Engaging citizens to control the spread of invasive species

Restoration of degraded habitats

Enhancing water availability to reduce conflict

Formal and informal training for adaptation

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

Scientific Planning (Ecological restoration and conservation planning for adaptation to climate change)

Ecological Restoration (Nature-based solutions that both restore ecosystems and also sequester carbon, e.g. "trees, shrubs and grass" approach)

Sustainable land management (Accessible, technology-driven decision-making tools; Sustainable grazing management in degraded grasslands; sustainable “dry farming” agriculture management suitable for arid and semi-arid areas)

Community development (Environmental awareness, volunteer opportunities, and skill trainings)

Monitoring and evaluation (Ecological monitoring and benefit evaluation)

An accepted Marine Protected Area with shared governance

Better knowledge for better management

Back to some successful management

Watershed baseline survey to develop hydrological maps

Mobilizing and building capacity of community Institutions

Partnerships and alliances building with businesses

Business engagement and soliciting financing commitments