IATI Identifier: GB-COH-RC000749-DWIN-ASC55-004
Protected areas in Nepal’s Terai Arc Landscape are fragmented, meaning recovering wildlife populations (like tiger and rhino) in Parsa National Park are pushed towards human settlements in surrounding buffer zones, increasing human-wildlife conflict, with particularly negative impacts for women and Indigenous communities disproportionately reliant on forest resources. This project will secure connectivity between protected areas and northern Shivalik hills using a corridor of community-managed forests; mitigate human-wildlife conflict; and reduce communities’ dependence on resources through diversified livelihoods and enhanced agroforestry.
more_horizName | Type | Role |
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Zoological Society of London | International NGO | Implementing |
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Government | Funding |
Zoological Society of London | International NGO | Accountable |
Transaction Value |
Provider
Receiver |
Type | Date |
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7,076 GBP (Valued at Sep 30, 2022) | Provider N/A Receiver N/A | Expenditure |
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Sep 30, 2022
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41,656 GBP (Valued at Sep 30, 2022) | Provider N/A Receiver N/A | Incoming Funds |
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Sep 30, 2022
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1,978 GBP (Valued at Jun 30, 2022) | Provider N/A Receiver N/A | Expenditure |
date_range
Jun 30, 2022
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13,885 GBP (Valued at Jun 30, 2022) | Provider N/A Receiver N/A | Incoming Funds |
date_range
Jun 30, 2022
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