The project addresses weak governance, limited financial sustainability, and declining conservation outcomes in community conservancies. It aims to strengthen conservancy management, biodiversity protection, and sustainable livelihoods by channeling targeted small grants, delivering tailored technical assistance, and implementing structured capacity development programs. These interventions will build leadership skills, enhance financial management systems, and promote inclusive decision-making. Expected results include strengthened governance structures, transparent and accountable financial operations, improved climate resilience, and greater community ownership of conservation efforts. Progress will be measured through indicators tracking financial performance, leadership participation, and biodiversity health. Broader impacts will include better integration of traditional knowledge with scientific conservation approaches, improved wellbeing of indigenous communities, and long-term coexistence between people, livestock, and wildlife within community-managed landscapes.