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Countries: | Brazil |
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Regions: | Tocantins |
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Water Use Efficiency (SDG 6.4) |
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Nature-Based Solutions |
Progress to Date: | NA Secure the longevity of the alien clearing coordinator position |
Services Needed: | No services needed/offered |
Desired Partner: | Business |
Language: | English |
Start & End Dates: | Jan. 01, 2020 » Ongoing |
Project Website: | www.wwf.org.za |
Contextual Condition(s): | PHYSICAL: Water scarcity or drought |
Additional Benefits: | Increased budget for local authorities |
Beneficiaries: | Local communities / domestic users |
Planning & Implementation Time: | More than 3 years |
Financial Resources: | More than $500,000 USD |
Primary Funding Source: | corporate |
Project Challenges: | Other |
Project Source: | Other |
Profile Completion: | 90% |
Invasive alien plant clearing is a hot topic in South Africa, with over 200 declared invasive species that have invaded over 20 million hectares of land nationwide. Invasive alien plants are particularly prominent in and along watercourses and proliferate due to a lack of natural enemies. Their dense growth results in the loss of local species and biodiversity increased biomass and fire risks, and the clogging of waterways, increasing the risk of floods and soil erosion. The…
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Basin and/or Contextual Conditions: | PHYSICAL: Water scarcity or drought |
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Project Benefits: | Increased budget for local authorities |
Indirect or Direct Beneficiaries: | Local communities / domestic users |
Months & Implementing: | More than 3 years |
Financial Resources: | More than $500,000 USD |
Primary Funding Source: | Corporate funding |
Challenges: | Other |
WWF (Organization)
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is an international non-governmental organization working on issues regarding the conservation, research and restoration of the environment. It is the world's largest independent conservation organization with over 5 million supporters worldwide, working in … Learn More
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