| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 28-017: Establishing a biocultural heritage territory to protect Kenyas Kaya forests |
| £57,433 |
28/10/2021
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Degradation of Kenyas sacred Kaya forests threatens biodiversity and livelihoods: endemic trees forfuelwood/medicine/fruit; golden-rumped elephant-shrew; endemic butterflies; nutritious indigenous
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Degradation of Kenyas sacred Kaya forests threatens biodiversity and livelihoods: endemic trees forfuelwood/medicine/fruit; golden-rumped elephant-shrew; endemic butterflies; nutritious indigenous vegetables.Biodiversity in Kayas and landscapes will be protected and restored by:Establishing a Biocultural Heritage Territory that empowers Kaya elders to enforce conservation rules;Building capacity to generate alternative income;Restoring endangered trees and elephant-shrew habitat;Halving fuelwood consumption;Restoring multi-purpose trees on-farm, reducing pressure on Kayas;Restoring agrobiodiversity, butterflies and ecological connectivity.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant: Illegal Wildlife Trade IWT060 LeAP: Learning and Action Platform for Community Engagement Against IWT |
| £65,895 |
01/04/2021
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The Kasane Conference made a recommendation to Establish, facilitate and support information-sharing mechanisms
to develop knowledge, expertise and best practice in practical experience of
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The Kasane Conference made a recommendation to Establish, facilitate and support information-sharing mechanisms
to develop knowledge, expertise and best practice in practical experience of involving local people in managing wildlife resources, and in action to tackle IWT. This project responds to that recommendation by establishing a learning and action platform which comprises 1) an online information portal and 2) an on-the-ground forum for locally-driven initiatives from different countries to meet, share lessons and inject community voices into IWT policy-making.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - GRANT (Darwin Initiative (ODA)): CV19RR13, Impacts of COVID-19 on wild meat consumption in Cameroon |
| £47,486 |
01/01/2021
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The impacts of COVID-19 on wild meat consumption and trade in Cameroon, both nationally and around the Dja Faunal Reserve (DFR), are elucidated, informing policy and decision support tool
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The impacts of COVID-19 on wild meat consumption and trade in Cameroon, both nationally and around the Dja Faunal Reserve (DFR), are elucidated, informing policy and decision support tool development.Understand how COVID-19 has impacted perceptions, consumption and trade of wild meat inCameroon. Building on an existing Oxford-led project. To implement a large-scale mobile phone surveyto address this question in urban and rural areas. Also conduct in-person surveys in DI project sitesaround the DFR to explore such impacts in-depth. The results will inform local, national and internationalpolicymaking and feed into the decision-support tools being developed in the DI project.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - 24-014 Darwin Initiative Round 23 Main |
| £37,282 |
01/04/2020
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This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and
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This funding will fund projects in developing countries aiming to protect Biodiversity. Applications received Ministerial approval following an open application round under the Darwin Initiative and assessment by our external and independent Darwin Expert Committee (DEC).
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant:Darwin Main 25-004:Livelihoods Insurance from Elephants (LIFE) in Kenya and Sri Lanka |
| £53,467 |
01/04/2020
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This project will facilitate private markets to insure small scale farmers against damage caused by Human Wildlife Conflict (HWC), primarily from elephants. This will provide support for insurance in
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This project will facilitate private markets to insure small scale farmers against damage caused by Human Wildlife Conflict (HWC), primarily from elephants. This will provide support for insurance in two countries Kenya and Sri Lanka - where HWC is a serious threat to livelihoods and to biodiversity and there is interest from private insurers to address this gap in the market.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant:Darwin Main 25-015:Why Eat Wild Meat Developing effective alternatives to bushmeat consumption |
| £89,170 |
01/04/2020
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Using participatory approaches to understand factors affecting bushmeat as a preferred choice. Using the findings to improve the bushmeatalternative interventions leading to increased food security,
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Using participatory approaches to understand factors affecting bushmeat as a preferred choice. Using the findings to improve the bushmeatalternative interventions leading to increased food security, human need and priority and threatened species conservation.
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - IWT036 Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund Round 3 |
| £101,731 |
01/04/2020
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Implementing park action plans for community engagement to tackle IWT
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| Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Grant: Illegal Wildlife Trade IWT060 LeAP: Learning and Action Platform for Community Engagement Against IWT |
| £79,001 |
01/04/2020
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The Kasane Conference made a recommendation to Establish, facilitate and support information-sharing mechanisms
to develop knowledge, expertise and best practice in practical experience of
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The Kasane Conference made a recommendation to Establish, facilitate and support information-sharing mechanisms
to develop knowledge, expertise and best practice in practical experience of involving local people in managing wildlife resources, and in action to tackle IWT. This project responds to that recommendation by establishing a learning and action platform which comprises 1) an online information portal and 2) an on-the-ground forum for locally-driven initiatives from different countries to meet, share lessons and inject community voices into IWT policy-making.
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| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - Out of camp or out of sight? Realigning responses to protracted displacement in an urban world |
| £2,622,151 |
01/04/2019
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Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: https://gtr.ukri.org/projectsref=ES/T004525/1
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| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - Indigenous food systems, biocultural heritage and agricultural resilience |
| £174,854 |
01/04/2019
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Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: https://gtr.ukri.org/projectsref=AH/T004371/1
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| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - GCRF: Social and Environmental Trade-offs in African Agriculture |
| £1,407,600 |
01/10/2017
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Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: http://gtr.rcuk.ac.uk/projects?ref=ES/P011306/1
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| Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy - How the Urban Poor Define and Measure Food Insecurity and Nutrition |
| £273,102 |
01/09/2017
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Full Grant details (including summaries) can be found on the Gateway to Research website: http://gtr.rcuk.ac.uk/projects?ref=ES/R002592/1
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| Esmee Fairbairn - Grant to International Institute for Environment & Development |
| £72,000 |
21/05/2008
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Towards Project costs Towards the salary of a project manager for the Greenhouse, a sustainable voluntary sector building.
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