Gaynawaan Project: Towards the Preservation, Rehabilitation and Development of the Arakan Valley Conservation Area
The project aims to address the conservation and protection of forest remnants within Arakan valley Conservation area in Cotabato Province, which is a natural habitat of the endangered Philippine eagle.
The problems of the land conversion (forestland into farmlands) poverty and forest degradation are among the problems to be addressed by the project. Community-based conservation strategy will help the indigenous communities and non-IPs help themselves by catalyzing sustainable development through community forestry and receive the ecological functions of barren landscapes. Project will establish habitat corridors for wildlife dispersal and as viable source of livelihood, thus meeting both wildlife and human needs.
The problems of the land conversion (forestland into farmlands) poverty and forest degradation are among the problems to be addressed by the project. Community-based conservation strategy will help the indigenous communities and non-IPs help themselves by catalyzing sustainable development through community forestry and receive the ecological functions of barren landscapes. Project will establish habitat corridors for wildlife dispersal and as viable source of livelihood, thus meeting both wildlife and human needs.
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Project Snapshot
Grantee:
Philippine Eagle Foundation
Country:
Philippines
Area Of Work:
Biodiversity
Grant Amount:
US$ 38,783.00
Co-Financing Cash:
US$ 18,022.90
Co-Financing in-Kind:
US$ 24,691.35
Project Number:
PHI/66/03 GEF-RNE
Status:
Satisfactorily Completed
Project Characteristics and Results
Emphasis on Sustainable Livelihoods
Agro-forestry farm established in each of the three areas with a minimum total area of 4 hectares. Agri-products harvested for family consumption and market.The communal and individual contributions by the members will be managed through their installed financial management system.
Capacity - Building Component
Community education on basic ecological processes and environmental status will include series of lectures, dialogues, seminars and field exposures.
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Partnership |
The Royal Netherlands Embasy |
SGP Country office contact
Mr. Errol Gatumbato
Email:
Ms. Leajim Villanueva
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Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines, 1101
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