Conservancy: he conservancy was started by the Mayeyi Traditional Authority in 1997 after they found that the community was not reaping the benefits of the natural resources found between the Lupala and Madumu national parks. The IRDNC in conjunction with ...

WIMSA - the Working Group of Indigenous Minorities in Southern Africa – is a non-governmental network that coordinates and represents the interests of indigenous and highly marginalised San peoples throughout southern Africa.     WIMSA works ...

Conservancy enterprises: Mbamba Campsite (community campsite); crafts

The Ndino Community Knowledge Organization (NCKO), is a non-profitable organization that was establish on the 14th of February 2015 in Otjiwarongo as Educational Development Organization. it was a collection of different issues natively affecting the deve ...

We provide services and projects such as: brick- making projects agricultural projects sewing projects for women adult literacy computer school poultry farming cattle farming The range of organisations, goods, services and facilities in rural ...

Community Campsite associated with conservancy

Conservancy established in July 2003. Enterprises: Own-use hunting; shoot-and-sell hunting.

Photo curtesy of tripadvisor Community Campsite: Community tourism Camping sites along the banks of Aba-Huab dry riverbed which can accommodate up to 60 persons, 2 ablution blocks with flushing toilets and showers. Bar with cool drinks, restaurant.

Conservancy Enterprises Joint-venture tourism agreement with Ongongo Camp; Palmwag Tourism Concession; Khowareb Rest Camp (community rest camp); trophy hunting; shoot-and-sell hunting; own-use hunting.

Conservancy in the east of Namibia

Conservancy registered in 2006. In the process of developing enterprises.

Conservancy established in 2005. Working to develop enterprise activities.

Conservancy established in 2008. No formal enterprises; locally manufactured crafts out of leather, semi-precious stones and other materials.

Community Tourism. Provides information and advice on Southern Namibia. Cafe and curio shop. Proceeds from the centre spent on community projects in Aus.

Conservancy established in 2006. Enterprises Joint-venture tourism agreement with Lianshulu Lodge (in Mudumu National Park); trophy hunting; own-use hunting.

Community Campsite: The community which operates Kambahoka camp believe in the motto Our culture is our pride, and we will gladly share it with you

Community campsite: This campsite is nearly on the border of Kaokoland and Damaraland and is a good stop for people driving between Opuwo and Twyfelfontein

Craft shop; trophy hunting; own-use hunting; Kalahari melon seed harvesting.

Conservancy: Joint-venture tourism agreement with Kunene River Lodge.

The Boiteko Center offers and opportunity to interact with the local community and share a small part of their lifestyle. Opportunity for tourists to meet with and experience the traditions & culture of the Batswana tribe. Income generated from th ...