Building regional capacity for sustainable wildlife use in Central Africa
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME Capability & Capacity
VALUE £199,354
WHERE Gabon, Congo, Dem. Rep., Cameroon
Summary
Unsustainable bushmeat hunting is a key threat to biodiversity and food security in Central Africa. However, regional capabilities and capacity to develop effective policies and practices for sustainable wildlife management are lacking. To address this challenge, a newly established regional Working Group will focus on strengthening the capacity of Central African researchers, conservation practitioners, and policymakers to develop sustainable, equitable, and safe bushmeat systems across the region.
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