Individuals who are have benefited from International Leadership and Capacity Building bursaries include the following. Their reports are added to this page as they are submitted.
Ecuador
Promoting sustainable livelihoods in the community of Bua de Los Ts'achilas, Ecuador.
Conserving the critically endangered brown-headed spider monkey in north-west Ecuador.
Indonesia
Providing access to water for the urban poor in Jakarta.
Deforestation and its implications for tiger populations and their prey in Bukit Barisan Selatan national Park, Sumatra, Indonesia.
Ecological resilience of beetle diversity on tropical islands in the face of human activities: a case study from Thousand Island Sanctuary, Indonesia.
Medicinal ethnobotanical study of Muak, Jambi, Indonesia.
Ethnobotanical study of Jernang (Daemonorops draco) in Jambi, Indonesia.
Fostering sustainability in remote communities through a Micro-Hydro project, Indonesia.
GIS training for Indonesian staff of Orangutan Tropical Peatland Project (OuTrop).
A socioeconomic study of the Banyuwangi and Madura communities on the marine resources of Mejangan island, Bali Barat National Park, East Java, Indonesia.
Uganda
An economic valuation of the Mabamba Bay wetland system of international importance (RAMSAR site), Wakiso district, Uganda.
How indigenous knowledge has contributed to the conservation of Uganda’s national parks.
Wood density variation within and between species in Budongo Forest, Uganda.
Diversity, uses and forest cover change in Mt. Otzi Forest Reserve, Uganda.
Assessing the sustainability of donor aided programs in enhancing social and economic development in Uganda.
Reports from the ILCB Bursary winners will be added to these pages as they are submitted. Requests for further information on these projects should be emailed to go@rgs.org