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Area of focus : The environment : Goal 10 Environment Innovation - SDG 14
Global Grant Proposal for Rotary:
Biorock Restoration and Mariculture Project in Kigamboni, Tanzania
Project Name: Coral Reef Restoration and Sustainable Mariculture Development in Kigamboni, Tanzania
Project Partners:
Mtu Chake Trust Group
Rotary Clubs of Tanzania
Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF)
Global Coral Reef Alliance (GCRA)
Zanzibar University
Ministry of Fisheries of Tanzania
Project Location: Kigamboni, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Project Duration: 24 months
Requested Amount:
Project Summary The project aims to restore degraded coral reefs and develop sustainable mariculture practices in Kigamboni, Tanzania. Using Biorock technology, we seek to regenerate essential marine ecosystems, promote biodiversity, and strengthen the local economy through sustainable aquaculture.
Project Objectives
Restore Coral Reefs: Implement Biorock technology to regenerate damaged coral reefs and protect coastlines from erosion.
Develop Sustainable Mariculture: Apply innovative methods to enhance productivity in the cultivation of oysters, seaweed, mussels, and fish.
Community Training and Education: Train the local community in reef restoration and mariculture techniques, and promote awareness of climate change and marine conservation.
Strengthen the Blue Economy: Create job opportunities in the blue economy and encourage community participation in marine resource management.
Main Activities
Implementation of Biorock Technology: Construction and installation of Biorock structures for reef restoration and habitat enhancement.
Training and Workshops: Conduct practical workshops on reef restoration and marine farming techniques for the local community and students.
Monitoring and Evaluation: Track the progress of reef restoration and mariculture through regular analysis and adjustments to the strategy as needed.
Mariculture Development: Establish systems for the sustainable production of shellfish and seaweed, including the construction of facilities and equipment supply.
Community Awareness and Participation: Conduct awareness campaigns on climate change and marine conservation, and involve the community in decision-making and project management.
Expected Benefits
Ecological Restoration: Regeneration of coral reefs and enhancement of marine biodiversity, contributing to coastal protection and increased ecosystem resilience.
Economic Development: Creation of jobs in the mariculture sector and strengthening of the local economy through the development of a marine products market.
Community Training: Improvement of local skills in restoration and marine farming techniques, promoting sustainable resource management.
Awareness and Participation: Increased awareness of marine conservation and climate change, fostering active community participation in environmental protection.
Detailed Budget
Biorock Technology Implementation:
Training and Workshops:
Monitoring and Evaluation:
Mariculture Development:
Community Awareness and Participation:
Total Requested:
Sustainability Plan The project will include a sustainability plan that covers:
Ongoing Training: Formation of community leaders and local technicians to ensure the continuation of work after the project's completion.
Business Models: Development of viable business models for mariculture that ensure sustainable income.
Long-Term Monitoring: Establishment of long-term monitoring systems to assess reef health and mariculture effectiveness.
Conclusion This project represents a significant opportunity to address environmental and economic challenges in Kigamboni, Tanzania. Through coral reef restoration and sustainable mariculture development, we aim not only to improve marine ecosystems but also to strengthen the local economy and raise awareness of the importance of marine conservation. We appreciate your consideration and support to make this transformative project a reality.
# Category* Description Supplier Cost in local currency Cost in USD
Equipment solar lab Alfelzasiaf 22,380,400 8,274
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Equipment Solar irrigation 400,000.00 147
Equipment coral tools 11,278,575 4185
Signage wooden display boards ( approved by RI ) $36
Equipment Spades
Equipment knife sharpening kit
Equipment wheel bars
Equipment Rebars ,solar panels and Voltage generator 8,102,853 $ 3050
Training and workshops ( LASDG - Leadership alliance and sustainable development goals with villagers) at New Africa Hotel and Magogoni 8,102,853.00 $ 3000
Monitor and Evaluation Costs ( Dr Goreau attached invoice)
2,700,095.00 $ 1000
Travel (local commute between workshop and coral sites) 8,102,853 $ 3000
"Supplies IT materials ,internet access fees phone
credit" 270,095.00 $ 100
Equipment Remote Sensor (Dr Gorea Sole supplier and is NGO that only supplies this equipment ) 21,607,608.00 $ 8000
Accomodation ( 10 days ) ( New Africa Hotel and Malaika or Shriaz Village )
4,051,426 $ 1500
Project management 2,700,095$ 1000
Contingent Fees 4,700,080.00$ 1744
Total 94,396,93 $ 35,000
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