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BioLink

The BioLink project in Cheringoma district, Mozambique, aims to:

enhance community awareness of local ecological knowledge
increase participation of local communities in natural resource management through mapping of boundaries and recourses. Subsequent Land use planning.
Improve sustainable livelihoods related to biodiversity conservation.

Duration: 12 months (June 2024 - May 2025)

Budget: 120.000 USD

Donor: USAID (SPEED program)

Objetivos

BioLink Objective 1:
Improve community awareness on the impacts of wildlife crimes and protection of natural resources strengthened.

Activity 1.1: Environmental Awareness Campaign
Activity 1.2: Collection of local Biodiversity Knowledge
Activity 1.3: Environmental Awareness Capacity Building

BioLink Objective 2:
Increase participation of local communities, especially women, people living with disabilities, and youth, in natural resources management and countering wildlife crime initiatives.

Activity 2.1: Mapping of Community Resources
Activity 2.2: Support a Community Land Use Plan
Activity 2.3: Establish the Forest Guardian Program

BioLink Objective 3:
Promote alternative livelihoods to local communities that mitigate the overuse of natural resources to ensure their social, environmental, and economic well-being.

Activity 3.1: Non-Timber Forest Product (NTFP) Study
Activity 3.2: Basketry Training
Activity 3.3: Support Non Timber Forest Products Market Access

BioLink

Objetivos

BioLink Objective 1: Improve community awareness on the impacts of wildlife crimes and protection of natural resources strengthened.

BioLink Objective 2: Increase participation of local communities, especially women, people living with disabilities, and youth, in natural resources management and countering wildlife crime initiatives.

BioLink Objective 3: Promote alternative livelihoods to local communities that mitigate the overuse of natural resources to ensure their social, environmental, and economic well-being.

BioLink Objective 1:
Improve community awareness on the impacts of wildlife crimes and protection of natural resources strengthened.

BioLink Objective 2:
Increase participation of local communities, especially women, people living with disabilities, and youth, in natural resources management and countering wildlife crime initiatives.

BioLink Objective 3:
Promote alternative livelihoods to local communities that mitigate the overuse of natural resources to ensure their social, environmental, and economic well-being.