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The Waria Valley Community conservation and sustainable livelihoods programme
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME
Scoping
VALUE
£2,914
WHERE
Papua New Guinea
Summary
To initiate alternative sustainable livelihood options in the communities through conservation of their forest resources.
Status
Completed
Reference
EIDPR027
Round
13
Start
15/06/2005
End
28/06/2005
Project Leader
Dr Craig Turner
Lead Organisation
CCC - Coral Cay Conservation
Project Partners
Village Development Trust, Bris Kanda Inc
Website
http://www.coralcay.org
Regions
Pacific
Countries
Papua New Guinea
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