S.No. |
Studies & Implementing assignments in Gangotri-Govind landscape |
1 |
Preparation of land use maps, vegetation cover; and biodiversity status report of landscapes. |
2 |
Prepare participatory integrated landscape level management strategy and plans by defining extent of landscape. |
3 |
Undertaking a study to define the extent and intensity of habitat degradation, to identify the drivers of degradation and develop a mitigation plan in alpine and sub alpine areas. |
4 |
Identifying, assessing, delineating and mapping area with High Conservation Values (HCVs) and developing management recommendations/plans for them in SECURE Himalaya Project landscapes in selected districts of Uttarakhand |
5 |
Developing a model conservation planning framework for high altitude wetlands-case studies. |
6 |
Assessment of capacities and training needs of key government staff, community members/institutions and other relevant stakeholders for long-term effective biodiversity conservation, development and implementation of a capacity building framework to enhance capacities of key stakeholders in SECURE Himalaya Project landscapes in selected districts of Uttarakhand |
7 |
Updating/Developing the State Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans and Resource Mobilization Strategies for implementing the SBSAPs under GoI-Gef-UNDP SECURE Himalaya project in Uttarakhand |
8 |
Development of Participatory Monitoring Protocols for Snow Leopards, associated species, and habitats in Uttarakhand. |
9 |
Constitution and Strengthening of Biodiversity Management Committees (BMCs), Biodiversity Heritage Sites (BHSs) & BHS Management Committees (BHSMCs) and Involving Local People in Habitat Restoration Works for Entrenching Community’s State in Conservation of Snow Leopard and Its High Range Habitat in Uttarakhand. |
10 |
Legal literacy & capacity building training of CBO & frontline staff |
11 |
Identification, demonstration and implementation of climate smart and energy efficient solutions to reduce stress on natural ecosystems in selected project landscapes of SECURE Himalaya Project in Uttarakhand |
12 |
Assessment of economic valuation of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (BDES) |
13 |
Conducting a Baseline study on the State of Financial Inclusion and provide detailed recommendations towards improving the same in SECURE Himalaya project Landscape. |
14 |
Planning and Implementation of Livelihood Activities through Value Chain Analysis, Piloting of Livelihood Sub-Projects, Product Development and Marketing |
15 |
Detailed Assessment of Medicinal and Aromatic Plant species including their collection, usage, demand, markets, price trends and life cycle, focusing on SECURE Himalaya Landscape. |
16 |
Conducting a Baseline Study on existing impact of tourism activities and provide detailed recommendations for sustainable tourism activities with special focus on Nature Based and Adventure Tourism |
17 |
Himalayan Nettle Fiber Processing and Standardization. |
18 |
Skill Development in Para taxonomy for Local Communities of Gangotri-Govind, Uttarakhand. |
19 |
Strengthening wildlife enforcement mechanism and mitigation of wildlife crime and illegal trade in wildlife in SECURE Himalaya Project Landscapes. |
20 |
Designing a comprehensive human-wildlife-conflict (HWC) management strategy in select districts/landscapes of Uttarakhand |
21 |
Development a solid waste management through capacity building & establishment of monitoring system |
22 |
Good for construction drawing –Snow leopard conservation centre |
23 |
Nature cum tourism interpretation centre |
24 |
Developing unique ecotourism model for Generating alternative economic means in Gangotri landscape |
25 |
Developing unique ecotourism model for Generating alternative economic means in Govind landscape |
26 |
Enhancement of capacity of the key stakeholder on traditional art craft |
27 |
Promoting organic apple farming in Harsil region |
28 |
Training of local youth of Gangotri-Govind landscape in Para-vet |
29 |
Piloting HWC mitigation strategies at select sites within the SECURE Himalaya Landscapes of Uttarakhand through participatory approaches |