Support Contribution by Delegation of the European Commission in Tanzania
Mahale ecosystem management project
Objectives:
- Conservation of the Mahale ecosystem's outstanding tropical forest biodiversity and the livelihoods and environmental security of communities mutually strengthened
- Management of forests and other natural resources in the Mahale ecosystem sustainably improved
Activities:
- Establishment and use of park-community cooperation mechanisms for increased benefits to both Mahale Mountains National Park and local people
- Utilising an ecosystem approach to planning and monitoring based on management priorities and threats identified between stakeholders
- Building partnerships and consensus between stakeholder organisations
- Promotion of equal representation and opportunities for women, refugees and the poorer members of society, within the bounds of local cultural norms
- Use of Geographic Information Systems for participatory identification of exceptional natural resources and management zoning
Contract Partner:
Frankfurt Zoological Society
Implementing Partners:
Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA)
Support Modalities:
- Support via Intermediary Organisations (National or International)
- Project Funding
MKUKUTA Clusters:
This project contributes to achieveing the:
MKUKUTA Cluster (2) Improvement of Quality of Life and Social Well-being
Districts & Regions:
Kigoma
Kigoma Rural District (In Kigoma Region)
Sector / Areas of Support:
- Natural Resources and Tourism
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| | Payments & Transfers by Delegation of the European Commission in Tanzania
| Payments / Transfers in 2004: | EUR 576,028.00 | | Payments / Transfers in 2005: | EUR 355,103.00 | | Payments / Transfers in 2006: | EUR 359,205.00 | | Payments / Transfers in 2007: | EUR 292,451.00 | | Payments / Transfers in 2008: | EUR 175,936.00 |
Total Amount for the Duration of Contract: |
EUR 1,758,723.00 | |
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| | Facts About the Project
Start Date: May 2003
End Date: November 2008
First contract between the Development Partner & the Contract Partner:
Yes
Project Contact Information:
Christiane Schelten
christianeschelten@fzs.org
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