Empowers women and youth to grow vegetables for nutrition and income, enhancing food security, a commodity to sell, while also creating job opportunities in crop production. The "Village Green" garden cooperative projects are central to the village CoExistence model...

The Okavango Delta and it’s rich wildlife ecosystem supports a growing tourism industry. But in Habu and other adjacent villages on the periphery of the delta, cattle farming is the predominant livelihood and conflict between wildlife and livestock is common...

Guided by the Sustainable Wildlife Management philosophy, a portion of communal rangelands are designated cattle-free zones to support wildlife recovery for community based wildlife tourism and...

The Village Enterprise program focuses on developing village economic opportunities through assisting village institutions with improved skills to run a small business. Some of the enterprises currently in development include a women and youth gardening cooperative...

A program of ongoing skills development, training, capacity building and practical experience - members of a community governing body, and the whole community learn from each other, and from Wild Entrust mentors , how to become Village Mentors and leaders in equitable governance and sustainable resource use.

Solar lights in a household enable each learner an extra hour each day to read, learn and do homework in their home. Many communities are far from the nation’s electrical grid, and even those that have, many households are still ...

Empowers youth through a variety of educational activities including Coaching Conservation’s Learning from Wildlife environmental education program. Through ongoing engagement with learners in Primary School, Wild Entrust seeks....

The final step in a complete Village Coexistence village is a local slaughter facility that meets safety standards and supports the local livestock value chain by allowing people to slaughter their animals safely, legally and locally. Coupled with a cold room and butchery, there is a closed loop of self-sufficiency and enterprise development.

As we embrace the need to focus more on education, Mr. Thuto Dimbo is a new and valuable team member of the CoEx team recruited as the Education Officer for Sustainable Development who is growing these conservation education initiatives: