Change: 20052005)The Ifotaka Forest, located in southern Madagascar, is highly valued by the local community owing to itssacred areas, lemur and bird populations and relatively intact spiny forest vegetation.The Ifotaka CommunityForest project has established southern Madagascar’s first and only genuinely community-owned tourismresource. After two   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 341)

Change: Type of Partnership: Enabling activity for small business development in support of conservation. Site: Ifotaka Community Forest Website(s): Tandroy Conservation Trust Contact Name: Phone: Email: Address: In April 2001 Project Ifotaka, the forerunner to the Tandroy Conservation Trust,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 329)

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Change: , a partnership between BP, Fauna and Flora International, Conservation International, and the Wildlife Conservation Society. Site: Ifotaka Community Forest Website(s): Tandroy Conservation Trust Contact Name: Phone: Email: Address: In April 2001 Project Ifotaka, the forerunner to the Tandroy   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 316)

Change: • At least 3 local businesses (transport, accommodation and food) have diversified or adapted their businessesto include tourism service provision as a major component.• Community income in the last 2 years from USAID).grant aid, tourism income would be in excess of £30,000 per Comments:annumFurther   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 248)

Change: project established almost entirely through funds from a Corporationcorporation (Through the BP Conservation Programme). The community forestry elements had investment from other donors, but the tourism was 95% from BP Funds (5% beingis from an American Embassy (USAID))." USAID). Comments:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 62)

Change: Created by IUCN Jul 12 2006, 11:50 AM EDT for: no reason given