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Education
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TARGETING PRIMARY SCHOOLS ON THE PARK
PERIPHERY.
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- Support teaching staff to improve
children's education.
- Develop conservation awareness through
games, drama and story telling.
- Initiate extra-curricular activities
with sports, arts and craft programs.
- Improve existing school facilities
and construct new infrastructure to create a better
learning environment.
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Crafts and Income Generating Activities
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RURAL MALAWIANS ARE AMONGST THE POOREST
IN THE WORLD.
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- Establish a Craft Development School
utilizing surplus resources from the Park.
- Set up a demonstration site for
testing and displaying a variety of new crops and
farming options that eliminate conflict with wildlife
and supplement farmers' incomes.
- Assist individuals and cooperative
groups in the boundary zone communities in obtaining
funds and technical support for selected income support
projects.
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Research and Infrastructural Development
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WILDLIFE POPULATIONS IN THE PARK WERE
TOTALLY DECIMATED BY POACHERS IN THE MID '90s.
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- Support ongoing National Park research
and monitoring initiatives.
- Establish a large mammal carrying
capacity model for Liwonde National Park.
- Conduct a bio-diversity census.
- Carry out vegetation studies.
- Assist in the ongoing maintenance
and development of the Park's road network and support
infrastructure.
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