Regional Natural Heritage Program funding outcomes for 2005-06
A total of 54 project proposals for RNHP funding in 2005-06 were submitted by NGOs and other organisations. Projects were assessed particularly for their potential to achieve direct on-ground outcomes.
Six projects were funded for a total of $1,002,000:
| Project description | Name of recipient | Location | Funding amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ongoing projects | |||
| Protecting the Heart of the Coral Triangle: Strengthening Marine Protected Areas in Eastern Indonesia II The project aims to strengthen marine protected area management at five sites, through:
|
The Nature Conservancy | Indonesia | $509,000 |
| New projects | |||
| Conservation of Key Biodiversity Areas within the Sierra Madre Mountain Range This project will provide the necessary data to support the longer term goal of establishing new or expanded protected areas. Activities include:
|
Conservation International | Luzon Island, Philippines | $77,125 |
| Community conservation of the Scotts Tree Kangaroo in the Torricelli Mountain Range, Sandaun Province, Papua New Guinea The project forms part of a larger conservation program in the area aiming to facilitate effective protection of the tree kangaroo species and other biodiversity. Activities include:
|
Zoos Victoria | Papua New Guinea | $51,390 |
| Strengthening Local Management Effectiveness and Enforcement in Coral Reef Reserve Areas in Central Provinces of Vietnam This project focuses on effective use of marine resources to conserve coral reef biodiversity, through:
|
Centre for Marinelife Conservation & Community Development | Vietnam | $52,786 |
| Enhancement of Marine Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Votua Village, Fiji Islands This activity contributes to on-going community-based marine conservation efforts and aims to achieve biodiversity conservation through:
|
The National Marine Protected Areas Centre (USA) | $62,110 | |
| Continuing Integrated Conservation and Development Program for the Conservation of the Biodiversity and the Golden Headed Langur The project addresses habitat loss and population fragmentation through inappropriate land use and development practices. Activities include:
|
Australia Foundation for the Peoples of Asia and the Pacific Ltd (AFAP) | Cat Ba Island, Vietnam | $249,589 |
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