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Connecting enhanced livelihoods to elephant and rhino protection

Last updated: 07/10/2019
IATI Identifier: GB-GOV-7-IWT026
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Description

The project will enable NRT's Conservancy Livelihood Fund to operate at scale across a 2.7 million hectare landscape in northern Kenya's elephant range. This fund will support communities, through their Community Conservancies, to enhance their livelihoods with human, economic and land development, and link these benefits to conservancy membership. This will cement the relationship between successful conservancies, good elephant protection, and their own well-being.


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Kenya
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Programme data last updated on 07/10/2019