Descripción general del proyecto
Mangroves for Development – Securing Livelihoods and Climate Resilience in the Caribbean
República Dominicana
This project reduced climate risks and strengthened social, ecological, and economic resilience across coastal-marine landscapes and adjacent lands in Monte Cristi Province. It used a landscape-scale ecosystem-based adaptation approach integrating sustainable livestock production, mangrove and riparian restoration, community capacity building, and financial mechanisms that promote sustainable and inclusive value chains and businesses.
Objetivos clave
- Rehabilitate degraded mangroves, riparian areas, and connected terrestrial ecosystems
- Promote sustainable livestock production and improved land-management practices
- Strengthen community awareness and capacity for ecosystem stewardship
- Develop financial mechanisms and inclusive value chains that support resilient livelihoods
Enfoque en el ecosistema
Mangroves, riparian areas, coastal-marine landscapes, agricultural lands, and watersheds in Monte Cristi Province.
Comunidades involucradas
Este proyecto se implementó en las siguientes comunidades y áreas de proyecto:
- Coastal and farming communities in Monte Cristi Province
- Local producers, women, youth, community organizations, and government stakeholders
Organizaciones implementadoras
Organización líder:
Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza (CATIE)
CATIE led the integrated landscape approach, bringing together ecological restoration, sustainable production, financial mechanisms, research, and community capacity development.
Socios del proyecto
- Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources of the Dominican Republic, Vice Ministry of Coastal and Marine Resources
- AgroFrontera, Inc.
- ORC Consultores
- Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo
- Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)