Okavango Human Wildlife Foundation

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Okavango Human Wildlife Foundation (OHWF) is a registered entity under the Master of the High Court of Botswana, on 9th February 2021 with registration number TUHFT-000053-20. OHWF is established in Maun and is run by the Board of Directors appointed by the Founders to oversee the foundations administration and operations. The Board appoints the Executive Director (CEO) to serve as the secretariat of the foundation and sub-committees where necessary

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Mission

To mitigate human –wildlife conflicts, document and share indigenous knowledge, and provide support and resources to those affected by wildlife –related incidents through community – based initiatives and strategic partnerships.

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Umbrella For Democratic Change (UDC) is under the leadership of DG Boko who is currently the president of Botswana National Front.

Okavango Human Wildlife Foundation

Activities

Arranged Activities

Provide Membership

Community mobilization

Meeting and attendance of events

Nominate team to run day to day activities

Okavango Human Wildlife Foundation

Our Responsibilities

Act as the support foundation for planned wildlife conservation programme in the Okavango

Lay down and maintain the norms and standards in the field of problem animals conservation, involving concepts on prevention and mitigation of the conflict, methodology of data collection, processing of data and dissemination of results

Provide an advisory service to Government and other users on human wildlife conflict matters and related subjects

Provide regular and timely human wildlife conflict information on the economic and social state of the Okavango and its people

Provide human wildlife conflict information on the socio-economic status of households and families in the Okavango

Provide information on the population characteristics from time to time

Conduct the large scale Okavango-Ngamiland sample surveys for creating data base needed for studying the impact of human wildlife conflicts for the benefit of different parts of Botswana

Support collaborative research to process the data

Conduct and arrange training programmes in human wildlife conflicts and related subjects

Disseminate human wildlife conflict information on various aspects through a number of regular or ad-hoc publications to Government, parastatals, SADC member countries and various other national and international organizations; and through seminars/workshops

Ensure that the work programme for the office reflects the needs of users and to encourage frequent communication with users in order to assess these needs; and

Expand the scope for human wildlife conflict services as and when resources permit.

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