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	Local Community Empowerment Programme boosts sustainable resource utilization & conservation NatureUganda, together with the BirdLife Africa Partnership Secretariat (BLAPS) and other BirdLife partners in Rwanda, Kenya and Burundi are implementing a project on “Empowering local communities for the conservation and sustainable development of the birds and biodiversity of the Lake Victoria Basin” funded by AAGE V. Jensen Foundation. In Uganda, the project is being implemented through NU Site Support Groups (SSGs) in Mabamba and Lutembe bays on Lake Victoria with the main aim of empowering such local communities to ably conserve biodiversity on which they highly depend for their livelihoods. This requires that the communities are equipped with the required tools for biodiversity monitoring and conservation.


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