31/10/2019
Linking a microcredit scheme to conservation compliance.
Read this blog about the Greenfi/Mwambao microcredit scheme posted by partners Fauna & Flora International.
“Borrowers have to commit to actions that contribute to effective implementation of local conservation measures; some join a daily patrol to increase surveillance efforts, others plant mangroves in areas suitable for recovery. Consultation with the fishers committee ensures the proposed actions are well-suited to supporting the local management plan.”
https://www.fauna-flora.org/news/microcredit-scheme-benefits-coastal-communities-marine-conservation-tanzania?fbclid=IwAR1iZ4wFF56hXu_NvwFv5mVlQNLsHCOt6EwzpeXdNXsYWp6wxJ-TghOEIDQ
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