Community Mobilization, Design and Partnership Arrangements in Conservancies Enabling Livestock Based Economies in Kenya to Adapt to Climate Change: A Review of PES from Wildlife Tourism as a Climate Change Adaptation Option ILRI, Nairobi, 15 February 2012 Dickson ole Kaelo, Basecamp Foundation Kenya Department of Land Resource Management & Agricultural Technology, University of Nairobi

Setting the Agenda – Problem analysis

The stakeholders – Diverse & Different

Many stakeholders, diverse needs , Conflicting interests Stakeholder Expectation Landowner(s) Income, control, information, recognition, access, healthy land, grass, water, lots of fat cows/shoats Tourism investor(s) Profits, Access, exclusive use, control, best tourism product, many lions, few cows Conservation organization Conservation goals, community benefits Adjacent Community Pastures, water, salt licks, social projects Conservancy Management Stakeholder interest,conservation goals Supporters (technical & financial) Measurable longterm Success Government Tourism revenue, contribute to Vision 2030, MDGs, National Conservation goals

Operational Structure

Mara Conservancies 103,000Ha

Ashe Oleng - Thanks