We will submit a draft report to WWF-Kenya based on the desktop analysis and interviews/meetings held on the first field visit.
In addition to sharing the report, ALU SOWC will present the case study to relevant stakeholders to get inputs in order to finailse the report on a second shorter field visit.
Following input from UWA, WWF and other relevant stakeholders via the stakeholders’ workshop, ALU SOWC will incorporate the feedback and finalize the case study and submit to WWF.
ALU SOWC will develop a policy brief/summary document for WWF and UWA to use for influencing policy and strategy.
If agreed, this would be done to publicise the findings from the case study in a more academic forum
Conserving Natural Capital and Enhancing Collaborative Management of Transboundary Resources (CONNECT)
Project Funding from USAID,
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