World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

Local participation to guarantee access to natural resources and land possession

Governance and participation of local actors in the management and use of natural resources

ARPA: the most important conservation program for tropical rainforests in Brazil, and mechanisms of financial sustainability of the Jaú National Park

Conservation mosaics: An effective strategy to consolidate great expanses of protected territory in Brazil

Clear institutional framework through public-private partnership

Local capacity building on protected area financing

Identify priority conservation areas using habitat suitability models

Financial Participatory Approach (FPA) tool

Establishment of community-based organizations (CBOs)

Securing long term land-use rights

Local ranger program

Commitment to conservation objectives through Conservation Agreements

Multi-sectoral network building for monitoring wildlife diseases for One Health

Supporting Skills Development for Surveillance and Monitoring of Wildlife Disease

Technology for Wildlife Surveillance Data Collection, Sharing and Management

Effective One Health Response and Interventions to Wildlife Events

Identify priority conservation areas using habitat suitability models

Financial Participatory Approach (FPA) tool

Establishment of community-based organizations (CBOs)

Securing long term land-use rights

Local ranger program

Commitment to conservation objectives through Conservation Agreements

Identify priority conservation areas using habitat suitability models for key animal species.

Financial Participatory Approach (FPA) tool

Establishment of community-based organizations (CBOs)

Securing long term land-use rights for the community and conservation objectives

Creation of a local ranger program

Commitment to explicit, attainable conservation objectives through long-term Conservation Agreements

ArcGIS Online

Designing and Deploying Workflows

Training and Capacity Building

Pre-Training Survey boosting training effectiveness

Participant-centred evaluation

Training Methodology

Developing a Forest and Landscape Restoration (FLR) Implementation Action Plan and Monitoring Framework

Facilitating the Integration of Natural Resource Management and FLR Policies at the County and Local Levels

Developing a Policy Framework for the Sustainable Commercialization of Non-Timber Forest Products and Services

Political will and a mandate for developing a multi-stakeholder initiative to strengthen Inclusive Sustainable Blue Economy in the WIO region

Multi-stakeholder approach

Involving the private sector

Moving towards implementation and impact on the ground

Identification of a Suitable Community-Based Organization (ALOCA)

Organization of Community Meetings with Landowners (Local Barazas)

Agreement on Designating and Demarcating Restoration Sites

Raising Awareness on Restoration and Livelihood Opportunities for Maasai Women and Youth

Monitoring and Reporting on Restoration Progress