Enabling youths to lead lemur conservation in eastern Madagascar
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME Main Project
VALUE £286,138
WHERE Madagascar
Summary
This project tackles a key driver of Madagascar’s accelerated biodiversity loss: the growing population’s need to clear forests for agriculture. Around three Reserves in eastern Madagascar, we will equip 200 youths with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to increase yields through sustainable farming, adopt aromatic and medicinal plants in their farming systems and market their products with ethical enterprises. Youths will share their knowledge, skills, and experience in their communities and will engage all members in lemur conservation stewardship.
Circonscription de l'Environnement et du Developpement Durable, Ministry of Agriculture, Farming and Fisheries, Delegation de la Jeunesse Moramanga, Label CBD Consulting (LCBD), Money for Madagascar
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