Sustaining communities, livestock and wildlife

Sustaining communities,
livestock and wildlife

a guide to participatory land-use planning

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
in collaboration with
African Wildlife Foundation (AWF)
International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI),
United Republic of Tanzania,
Global Environmental Fund (GEF)
World Bank
Rome, 2009

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TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction
Acknowledgements

1 Module
Land-use planning: an introduction for policy makers

2 Module
Mapping our community’s future: why and how to practice participatory land-use planning

3 Module
Wildlife can work for you: creating a conservation-based venture (CBV)

4 Module
Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs): benefits, challenges and steps

5 Module
Conflict in community: managing conflicts in areas with livestock, farming and wildlife

6 Module
Managing livestock diseases near wildlife sanctuaries in East Africa