Beekeeping & Honey
Pollination, honey production and community enterprise.
COMMUNITY LIVELIHOODS
Restoration should strengthen community capability, productive assets and local economic opportunity.
MDF links approved community benefit-sharing plans with livelihood activities, productive assets, enterprise records, community validation and accountable reporting.
Community-owned economic activity can complement conservation and restoration
Seaweed Farming
Blue-economy production, value addition and coastal income.
Eco-tourism
Community-led experiences connected to conservation and local culture.
Edu-tourism
Field learning and educational experiences linked to communities and ecosystems.
Agroforestry
Trees, crops and diversified productive landscapes.
Community Nurseries
Seed and seedling production supporting restoration and local enterprise.
Aquaculture & Fisheries
Approved sustainable aquatic livelihood pathways.
Waste & Recycling
Circular-economy activities and community enterprise.
Community benefit should be planned, recorded and capable of validation
Funding→CBO / Project Allocation→Benefit-Sharing Plan→Livelihood Asset→Production→Sale / Revenue→Community Benefit→Community Validation→Reporting
Community groups can build toward stronger funding readiness.
Registration and due diligence help MDF determine appropriate capacity-building, funding controls and partnership pathways for each CBO.
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