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Protecting vulnerable bird species through wetland restoration in Madrid (Project)
Also includes Fundación Global Nature (FGN). Learn More
Restoring channel-floodplain connectivity to attenuate flood waters and maintain healthy ecosystems (Project)
Includes Plumas Corporation Learn More
Corporate Collective Water Grant Program (Central Ohio) (Proposed Project)
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is administrating a corporate collective action grant program in which corporations pool funds to sponsor watershed stewardship projects in Central Ohio (in coordination with the Mississippi River Basin Water Action Collaborative). This program leverages TNC’s local … Learn More
Create task force teams of different skills to achieve a common goal (Lesson learned)
Task force teams are bound by a common goal (e.g. water security) but each member tackles different components of the solution, such as land management, education, or infrastructure provision. Learn More
Ensure clear and continued communication among project partners and stakeholders (Lesson learned)
Communication is an essential part of any project. Good communication with stakeholders and beneficiaries raises awareness as to why a project is necessary and beneficial. Clear communication can also generate local ownership for the future of the project and the … Learn More
Ensure the needs of local stakeholders are addressed during project implementation (Lesson learned)
To create local ownership of projects or partnerships, understand the needs of related stakeholders and beneficiaries. Beneficiaries might include local businesses, communities living near the project, local or national government, and indirectly all stakeholders whose livelihoods depend on the outcome … Learn More
Pilot your proposed intervention to demonstrate efficacy and practical benefits (Lesson learned)
A pilot, or short demonstration of the project approach before it is implemented in full, can help to build confidence in the competence and capacity of the partnership. A pilot can also serve as an example on the ground to … Learn More
Adapt engagement approach depending on unique stakeholder needs and interests (Lesson learned)
Different types of partners and stakeholders need different forms of engagement. Partners differ in their level of involvement – are they a core partner, a secondary partner, or a benefactor? Partner type also affects engagement strategies, whether the partner belongs … Learn More
