Harmonizing Human-Nature Relationships
J ozani Chwaka Bay National Park and Biosphere Reserve works together with different stakeholders including JECA, PETE, and UWEMAJO to accelerate community development through sustainable practices within the Park. Our model region of sustainable development recognizes stakeholders as pioneers in studying and designing harmonious human-nature relationships.
Revenue Sharing
Ecotourism revenue is shared 50/50 between local community and government
Environmental Education
Community education on the importance of environmental conservation
Employment Opportunities
Providing employment opportunities within the Park for local residents
Community Organizations
Collaboration with JECA, PETE, UWEMAJO for sustainable development
Revenue Distribution
Manages 50% share to compensate for crop raiding by wild animals
Civil society organization representing and promoting local communities