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Coastal Livelihood and Environment Assets Restoration in Rakhine (CLEARR)

Completed
Crop Production Sector Icon Fisheries and Aquaculture Sector Icon Animal Production Sector Icon Rural Credit / Micro-Finance Sector Icon Other Sector Icon
National
June 30, 2011
December 31, 2014
USD 2,973,320

Project Information

The purpose of the CLEARR project is to increase food and livelihood security in the coastal communities through agricultural and livelihood supports, mangrove areas rehabilitation and management. The project is implemented by the MERN network which includes 6 local partners: Border Areas Development Association (BDA), Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Association (BANCA), Ecosystem Conservation and Community Development Initiative (ECCDI), Economically Progressive Ecosystem Development (EcoDev), Swanyee Development Foundation (SDF) and Rakhine Coastal Region Conservation Association (RCA).

The main results include:

  • Registration of 5300 acres of mangrove forests as community forest with sole use by the villagers
  • Creation of two biodiversity hotspots for the conservation of the critically endangered species Bruguiera hainesii and endangered sea turtles
  • Establishment of Village Conservation Communities (VCCs)
  • Managing a Revolving Fund system that provides loans at low interest
  • Introduction of a mobile banking system linked with the Global Treasure Bank (former Livestock Breeding and Fishery Bank)
  • Providing fuel efficient stoves that require less fuel and are less polluting

Project Locations

Myanmar

Project Sectors

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