Conservation Enterprises Evidence Collection

The searchable evidence collection below is a curated set of resources compiled by the Conservation Enterprises Collaborative Learning Group based on the Theory of Change and Learning Agenda developed by the group. This collection includes published literature, grey literature, and products produced by the group.

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Supporting Small Forest Enterprises: A Facilitator’s Toolkit; Pocket Guidance Not Rocket Science!

A Global Assessment of Community Based Natural Resources Management: Addressing the Critical Challenges of the Rural Sector

Elephant Pepper: Establishing Conservation-Focused Business

Building Biodiversity Business

Evaluating Linkages Between Business, the Environment, and Local Communities Final Analytical Results from the Biodiversity Conservation Network

Lessons on Community Enterprise Interventions for Landscape/Seascape Level Conservation: Seven Case Studies from the Global Conservation Program

Conservation Enterprises: Using a Theory of Change Approach to Examine Evidence for Biodiversity Conservation

Integrated Conservation and Development Projects and Efforts around Amani Nature Reserve, Tanzania, and Their Effects on Livelihoods and Forest Conservation

Community Action to Conserve Biodiversity: Linking Biodiversity Conservation with Poverty Reduction

Beyond Nature Appropriation: Towards Post-Development Conservation in the Maya Forest

Community-Based Tree and Forest Product Enterprises: Market Analysis and Development

Tmatboey Community-Based Ecotourism Project, Cambodia

The Misunderstood Middle: The Role of Intermediate Firms and Investors in Scaling Outcomes from Conservation Enterprises

Democratising forest business: a compendium of successful locally controlled forest business organisations

Building a Conservation Enterprise: Keys for Success

Are Alternative Livelihood Projects Effective at Reducing Local Threats to Specified Elements of Biodiversity and/or Improving or Maintaining the Conservation Status of Those Elements?

Global Learning and Experience Exchange Posters July 2019

Community-Based Forest Enterprises: Their Status and Potential in Tropical Countries

Conservation Enterprise: What Works, Where and for Whom?

Systematic Approaches to Livelihoods Enhancement and Diversification: A Review of Global Experiences

Enterprise Strategies for Coastal and Marine Conservation: A Summary of Best Practices

Does Conserving Biodiversity Work to Reduce Poverty: A State of Knowledge Review

Conservation Marketing Equation: A Manual for Conservation and Development Professionals

Community-based Natural Resource Management and Poverty Alleviation in Namibia: A Case Study

Enterprise Strategies for Coastal and Marine Conservation: Review of Best Practices and Lessons Learned

Sustainable Livelihoods Enhancement and Diversification (SLED): A Manual for Practitioners

A Sourcebook for Community-Based Forestry Enterprise Programming

Report for SEED Initiative Research Programme: Critical Success Factors and Performance Measures for Start-up Social and Environmental Enterprises

Local Communities and Natural Products: A Manual for Organizing Natural Resource Management Groups for Resource Management Planning, Enterprise Development and Integration into Value Chains

Supplementary Livelihood Options for Pacific Island Communities: A Review of Experiences

Impact in the Forest: The Potential for Business Solutions to Combat Deforestation in Large Forest Landscapes in Asia

Conservation Enterprise Planning Checklist

Global Learning and Experience Exchange: Conservation Enterprise Posters

Using a Theory of Change to Learn Across Conservation Enterprises Posters

Development AND Gorillas? Assessing Fifteen Years of Integrated Conservation and Development in South-Western Uganda

Beyond Fishing? The Impact of Microcredit on Alternative Livelihoods in South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Case Studies: Bundling Agricultural Products with Ecosystem Services

Nature, Wealth, Power 2.0: Leveraging Natural and Social Capital for Resilient Development

USAID Support to the Community-Based Natural Resource Management Program in Namibia: LIFE Program Review

Alternative Sustainable Livelihoods for Coastal Communities: A Review of Experience and Guide to Best Practice

Local Business for Global Biodiversity Conservation: Improving the Design of Small Business Development Strategies in Biodiversity Projects

Learning our Lessons: A Review of Alternative Livelihood Projects in Central Africa

Final Evaluation of the Sustainable Conservation Approaches in Priority Ecosystems Program

Global Sustainable Tourism Alliance (GSTA) Performance Evaluation Final Report

Conservation Enterprise Impact Lab 2022 : Using a Theory of Change to Learn Across Conservation Enterprises Posters

Assessment of Recreational Fishery in the Galapagos Marine Reserve: Failures and Opportunities

La Naturaleza de las Empresas de Conservácion: Una evaluación retrospectiva de 20 años de la teoría del cambio detrás de este enfoque ampliamente utilizado para la conservácion de la biodiversidad

Integrating Conservation & Livelihood Goals

Lessons from Conservation Enterprises in the Maya Biosphere Reserve of Peten, Guatemala

Measuring Impact - Making Use of the Portfolio: Organizational Learning at USAID

Measuring Impact: Lessons Learned from the Forest, Climate and Communities Alliance

The Nature of Conservation Enterprises: A 20-year retrospective evaluation of the theory of change behind this widely used approach to biodiversity conservation

A Framework for Monitoring, Evaluating, and Learning from Conservation Enterprises

Conservation Enterprise Impact Lab 2024: Harnessing a Theory of Change for Effective Conservation Enterprise Strategies Posters

Conservation Enterprise Impact Lab 2022: Using a Theory of Change to Learn Across Conservation Enterprises Webinar Presentation

Conservation Enterprise Impact Lab 2024: Harnessing a Theory of Change for Effective Conservation Enterprise Strategies Webinar Presentation

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