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Securing human-elephant coexistence in Sumatra

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£285,350
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Indonesia

Summary

To identify key elephant populations in Sumatra, assess their status using CITES/MIKE survey methods; protect these key populations from poaching and human–elephant conflict (HEC) while improving farmers’ livelihoods; and to train Indonesian nationals in HEC mitigation methods and CITES/MIKE survey methods to help the Government of Indonesia meet its obligations under CITES and the CBD.
 
Status Completed
Reference 17-024
Round 16
Start 01/04/2009
End 31/03/2012

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
WCS - Indonesia, PHKA - Forestry dept of Indonesia


Regions
East Asia

Biomes
ISLAND BIODIVERSITY, FORESTS

Broad Approches
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, GENERAL MEASURES, SPECIES CONSERVATION

Specific Tools
NBSAP, MONITORING, CEPA, RESEARCH TRAINING

Countries
Indonesia

Documents:
Download: Final Report - 17-024 FR Edited - 23/03/2015

Download: Half Year Report - 17-024 HY3 - 22/12/2011

Download: Annual Report - 17-024 AR2 - 31/08/2011

Download: Half Year Report - 17-024 HY2 - 09/02/2011

Download: Annual Report - 17-024 AR1 - 23/12/2010

Download: Half Year Report - 17-024 HY1 - 27/09/2010

Download: Application Form - 17-024 St2 App - 30/03/2009