Research to Policy: Conservation Through Poverty Alleviation - Final Research Phase Workshop
Event/workshop report
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Research to Policy: Conservation Through Poverty Alleviation (2012-2015) is a 3-year research and advocacy project that aims to improve policy and practice in Integrated Conservation and development (ICD) using Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, Uganda, as a case study. The research phase of the project concluded in September 2013 with a 2-day workshop in Kampala. This report of the proceedings includes an overview of ICD activities around Bwindi, summary findings about the impact of ICD interventions on local communities, and plans to instigate changes that will make ICD interventions more effective in the future.
Cite this publication
Roe, D. and Kirkby, A.
(2013).
Research to Policy: Conservation Through Poverty Alleviation - Final Research Phase Workshop.
.
Available at https://www.iied.org/g03708
Available at https://www.iied.org/g03708
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