Follow-up support

TBA Small grant scheme for alumni groups

The TBA Small Grant Scheme provides ground-breaking support to TBA alumni groups to assist them with their conservation projects and to strengthen their proficiency in natural resource management and research. Every year, we will give grants of up to UK£1,500 for projects that show clear and measurable impacts.

 

2010 Grants applications are now closed

We hope that this scheme will help build capacity of our African alumni by stimulating them to network more and to engage in collaborative Biological or Conservation projects.

The closing date is 30th April each year. See instructions for applicants. Please contact TBA's Project Officer in the Nairobi office for inquiries, comments and information on how to apply.

Winners of the 2009 grants*

Cameroon TBA Alumni Group (UK£ 1,500)

Project Title: Rapid biological assessment and conservation priority setting of the Mbiame Community Forest, NW Region, Cameroon
Project Team:
  • Tanda Godwin Ade (TBA 04/4, Kirindy)- Project Development and Capacity Building Officer, CENDEP
  • Youssoufa Bele Mekou (TBA 03/1, Kibale)- Head, Biological Surveys Unit of the Forests, Resources and People
  • Enjoh Eunice Fombad (TBA 06/1, Amani)- Forestry research and GIS officer, Forests, Resources and People
  • Mogue Kamga Suzanne (TBA 08/1; Amani)- MSc Student, University of Dschang

Madagascar TBA Alumni Group (UK£ 1,485)

Project Title: Tackling biodiversity conservation through sensitizing students in the vicinity of the humid forests and fruit bat roosts in Eastern Madagascar.

Project Team:

  • Andrianaivoarivelo Radosoa (04/2, Kibale)- Doctorate student, University of Antananarivo
  • Randrianavelona Roma (03/4, Kirindy)- DEA student, University of Antananarivo
  • Iharimbolatiana Mahazomanana (04/3, Kibale)- Doctorate student, University of Antananarivo
  • Rahaingonirina Christophe- Association Mbarakaly
  • Raharimbola Sylvestre- Association Mbarakaly
*Grant’s are awarded through open competition