21 August 2023
Varuna_AMP launches a call for Fellowships and Tutoring and a call for Microprojects
As part of the Varuna biodiversity program, the Varuna_AMP project aims to strengthen support for managers of marine protected areas (MPAs) through technical collaboration in the south-west Indian Ocean region, and to support the implementation and capitalisation of actions of collective interest.
Réserves Naturelles de France, which is leading this project, in partnership with the Office Français de la Biodiversité (OFB) is launching its first call for companionship & tutoring, as well as a call for microprojects of collective interest, as part of the 2023-2025 roadmap.
Objective:
The aim of these calls is to encourage coordinated biodiversity conservation efforts in the region.
Recipients:
Any marine area manager or stakeholder involved in the management of a marine area (Marine Protected Area – MPA, Locally Managed Marine Area – LMMA, Marine Voluntary Conservation Area – VMCA) in the Western Indian Ocean (Union of the Comoros, France (Mayotte, Réunion, the Eparses Islands), Mauritius (Mauritius and Rodrigues Island), Madagascar and the Seychelles) can apply.
How to apply?
The application form must be downloaded and drawn up in accordance with the commitments set out in the regulations for both calls.
Deadline for applications: October 16, 2023, midnight Reunion time (UTC + 04:00).
The complete application must be sent to Sevahnee Pyneeandy by the deadline.
Useful links :
Documents :
- Varuna_AMP_Appel à Compagnonnage & Tutorat.pdf
- Varuna_AMP_Appel à Microprojets d’Intérêt Collectif.pdf
