Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Purpose of This Project Is to Promote Coexistence Between Humans and Endangered Eastern Chimpanzees in Western Uganda's Budongo-bugoma Landscape by: (1) Improving Monitoring of Human-chimpanzee Conflict; (2) Increasing Awareness and Capacity of Private Forest Owners Associations to Mitigate Human-wildlife Conflict, Including Use of Unpalatable Crops and Live Fences; and (3) Establishing Village Savings and Loan Associations to Provide a Sustainable, Community-driven Finance Mechanism to Support Human-wildlife Conflict Mitigation Activities.
Committed
$327,178
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