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Steppe-up: Community-led recovery of Mongolia’s iconic species and forest-steppe ecosystem

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£329,952
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Mongolia

Summary

We will establish a local protected area to promote socio-ecological resilience to support the recovery of the globally-endangered Saker falcon, Steppe eagle, Marmot and Musk deer and disincentivise over-exploitation and degradation of their threatened forest-steppe habitat, by securing the economic wellbeing and food security for the forest-steppe dependent community in Arkhangai. Scalable, equitable, community-driven initiatives will be delivered through: biological monitoring; sustainable forest management; pasture management; sustainable livelihoods and strengthened governance, providing a model for LPA expansion across the forest-steppe. 1660km2 of Arkhangai’s forest-steppe secured and sustainably managed as a LPA, supporting globally-endangered species’ recovery, equitably safeguarding communities’ culture and livelihoods, and providing a framework for replicating the LPA model.
 
Status Completed
Reference 25-012
Round 24
Start 01/07/2018
End 31/03/2021

Project Leader


Project Partners
Independent Research Institute of Mongolia, Mongolia’s National Police Agency (NPA), Arig Bank, Spirit Mongolia, National University of Mongolia

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Regions
East Asia

Biomes
TEMPERATE FOREST, FORESTS

Production
FORESTRY

Threats To Biodiversity
OVER EXPLOITATION

Broad Approches
ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION, POLICY, POVERTY REDUCTION, LIVELIHOODS, BENEFIT SHARING

Specific Tools
CEPA, MONITORING, GOVERNANCE

Countries
Mongolia



Documents:
Download: Final Report - 25-012 FR - 07/01/2022

Download: Half Year Report - 25-012 HYR3 - 03/02/2021

Download: Annual Report - 25-012 AR2 - 24/08/2020

Download: Half Year Report - 25-012 HYR2 - 24/08/2020

Download: Annual Report - 25-012 AR1 - 24/08/2020

Download: Half Year Report - 25-012 HYR1 - 24/08/2020

Download: Application Form - 25-012 App edited - 13/11/2018