Livelihood Interventions and Biodiversity Conservation in Quirimbas National Park
Resource type
Author/contributor
- Chevallier, Romy (Author)
Title
Livelihood Interventions and Biodiversity Conservation in Quirimbas National Park
Abstract
Coastal livelihood interventions can help communities by providing
additional incomes, while protecting and maintaining resources and the
environment. The identification and promotion of resilient and diversified
livelihood opportunities are crucial to enhance communities’ adaptive
capacity to respond to the multiple stresses and shocks in a changing
coastal environment.
Coastal livelihood opportunities are especially important in their support
for biodiversity conservation in and around protected areas. Quirimbas
National Park (QNP) in Mozambique has some of the greatest marine
biodiversity in the region and is one of the country’s largest and most
important protected areas. This policy insight considers the most
appropriate livelihood-focused interventions for coastal communities in
the QNP, taking account of past and current project experiences. In areas
where communities and park officials need additional support, it makes
recommendations on how to best enhance initiatives.
Report Type
Policy Insights 57
Institution
South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)
Date
2018-05
Pages
12
Language
en
Library Catalogue
Zotero
Citation
Chevallier, R. (2018). Livelihood Interventions and Biodiversity Conservation in Quirimbas National Park (p. 12) [Policy Insights 57]. South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA).
Sectors / Setores
Geography / Geografia
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