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Living with Tigers in Nepal: poverty reduction for human-wildlife coexistence

 

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME ICON
FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project
VALUE ICON
VALUE
£189,000
WHERE ICON
WHERE
Nepal

Summary

Recovering tiger populations in Nepal are leading to increased human-wildlife conflict, undermining conservation efforts by threatening lives and livelihoods in poor communities. We will address the underlying drivers of conflict through poverty alleviation, behaviour change, capacity building and understanding the ecological dynamics of tigers.
 
Status Completed
Reference 23-013
Round 22
Start 01/04/2016
End 31/03/2019

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Project Partners
Chester Zoo, Green Governance Nepal


Regions
South Asia

Biomes
TEMPERATE FOREST, FORESTS

Production
FORESTRY

Threats To Biodiversity
LAND USE CHANGE

Broad Approches
SPECIES CONSERVATION, IN SITU, GOODS SERVICES, LIVELIHOODS, COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT

Specific Tools
PARTICIPATORY, CEPA, TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE, MONITORING

Countries
Nepal

Documents:
Download: Final Report - 23-013 FR - 20/08/2020

Download: Final Report - 23-013 FR edited - 03/03/2020

Download: Half Year Report - 23-013 HYR3 - 20/08/2020

Download: Annual Report - 23-013 AR2 - 23/01/2019

Download: Half Year Report - 23-013 HYR2 - 10/01/2018

Download: Annual Report - 23-013 AR1 - 11/01/2018

Download: Half Year Report - 23-013 HR1 - 16/02/2017

Download: Application Form - 23-013 St2 App - 27/04/2016