Our partners

Key supports

At each stage of its growth, Dahari could rely on loyal and professional partners who support us daily in the development of our projects. Whether they provide us with financial or technical support, they are at the heart of our initiatives and help us cement our roots both locally and internationally.

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Abalobi

Abalobi supports the Marine Resources Management sector on fisheries monitoring technologies to strengthen local governance.

abalobi.info

Ambassade de France

The French Embassy in the Comoros has provided funding to Dahari on several occasions since 2013. Currently, the embassy is supporting the expansion of Dahari’s agricultural initiatives in Grande Comore.

km.ambafrance.org

Bangor University

Bangor University is supporting the development of the “watershed” approach, the water sources monitoring system and mapping.

bangor.ac.uk

Bat Conservation International

Bat Conservation International has been supporting and funding Dahari since 2020 on Livingstone’s fruit bat research and conservation projects.

batcon.org

Blue Ventures

Blue Ventures is our main partner for the Management of Marine Resources component. They provide us with support on all aspects of our program and support the institutional development of the NGO.

blueventures.org

Ambassade Britannique à Madagascar

The Embassy of the UK in Madagascar has contributed to several Dahari projects and is currently funding the collaboration project with the Anjouan Health directorate for the COVID-19 response, specifically through the collection of health data on the Kobo software.

gov.uk

CIRAD

Dahari has worked with CIRAD in several areas since 2014, notably via the GERMINATION and ECLIPSE networks on crop varieties and livestock farming.

cirad.fr

CRDE de Domoni

Dahari has been working with the Rural Economic Development Center (CRDE) of Domoni since 2013 on the implementation of agricultural experiments, the multiplication of improved varieties and the training of farmers.

CEPF

CEPF financed two large-scale projects for terrestrial ecological research in Anjouan as well as the implementation of conservation and reforestation programs in the Moya forest.

cepf.net

Darwin Initiative

The UK government’s Darwin Initiative is funding the strengthening and integration of terrestrial programs between 2017 and 2021 through a project managed by Bangor University and ICRAF. A second funding granted to Blue Ventures will support the development of our Marine Resources Management program until 2023.

darwininitiative.org.uk

Gouvernorat d'Anjouan

As an NGO based in Anjouan, Dahari collaborates with the Governorate to support government policies by contributing to regional projects and more recently joining and strengthening the COVID-19 response efforts on the island.

facebook.com/GouverneurWaNdzuwani/

Initiative Développement

Initiative Développement finances Dahari’s reforestation actions and supports the strategic development of the sector.

id-ong.org

FIDA

Dahari is the only partner of the Family Farm Productivity and Resilience Project (PREFER) financed by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and provide leadership, support and monitoring advice for organizations and small producers on the island of Anjouan.

ifad.org

IUCN

Dahari is the only member of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature in the Comoros. Regional offices work with Dahari on advocacy initiatives.

iucn.org

LPA de Coconi

The Lycée Agricole de Coconi and Dahari have been working together since 2013 through training exchanges and sharing innovative techniques in agricultural production.

Oak Foundation

Oak Foundation funds our marine resources management program through a multi-year project (2019-2022) granted to our partner Abalobi in collaboration with Blue Ventures.

oakfnd.org

Rufford Foundation

The Rufford Foundation has funded Dahari on several occasions for ecological research projects and currently supports studies on the movements of Livingstone’s fruit bats using GPS tags.

rufford.org

SANGO

SANGO, a Dahari partner since 2020, is an ethical and responsible communication agency based in Madagascar which supports us in developing our website, refreshing the graphic charter and strengthening the skills of our communication officers.

sango.mg

Syndicat des Pêcheurs d'Anjouan

Anjouan`s Fishermen syndicate supports the marine resources department in the mobilization of fishermen’s associations and cooperatives.

Tusk Trust

Tusk Trust finances Dahari`s marine program through annual scholarships granted to Blue Ventures since 2016.

tusk.org

Ministère de l'Agriculture, de la Pêche, et de l'Environnement

Dahari works with the various government departments to ensure that its activities are consistent with the policies of the government in those specific areas.

beit-salam.km

Union Européenne

The European Union is Dahari’s main donor. Since 2014, it has provided funding for the rural development component as well as for reforestation actions. The latest funding, granted until 2022, aims to expand the agricultural model on the three islands of the Union of the Comoros.

eeas.europa.eu

Université des Comores

The partnership agreement with the University of the Comoros covers joint research projects (including the Livingstone’s fruit bat) and welcoming students for visits, internships and dissertation works.

Université d'Oxford

Professor Owen Lewis is working with Dahari to develop programs to restore areas of high conservation importance, and the University has awarded a first grant to support, among other things, forest mapping and identification of key areas.

ox.ac.uk

World Agroforesty

ICRAF supports the development of our agroforestry approach through training in tree production, socio-ecological research and the development of participatory tools for tree selection.

worldagroforestry.org

La Banque Mondiale

Dahari works with the World Bank through projects targeting better governance of fisheries in the Comoros, currently SWIOFish-1 from 2017 to 2021.

banquemondiale.org

WWF

WWF has been a donor since 2014, funding both the development of the marine resource’s management program and the development of our two strategic plans from 2015 to 2025.

worldwildlife.org

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