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| Project Governance |
| The 3-Way Test |
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We have evolved a unique “3 way test” for gate-keeping all projects. |
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- The primary test is whether it benefits wildlife and biodiversity.
- The second test is whether it creates a win-win situation between the wildlife and biodiversity that we are aiming to conserve, and the local communities.
- The third test is whether it is sustainable.
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| The 3 Way-test is a powerful governance mechanism that can be applied to conservation and restoration projects anywhere in the world.
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| Project Governance Committee |
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The Project Governance Committee comprises of independent persons (except the Chairman) and has responsibility for the following: |
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- Gate-keeping and ensuring new projects are in line with Junglescapes’ vision, principles and the 3-way test.
- Providing guidance on project design.
- Monitoring project implementation and outcomes.
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| Consultations with stakeholders |
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Our projects are conceived and implemented in consultation and close co-ordination with key i.e. local stakeholders i.e. Forest managers / departments and local community bodies (Eco- Development Committees and Self-help groups). |
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| Project expenditure and overheads |
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We target to spend at least 85% of donor and grant moneys towards our projects. We have been able to achieve this continuously since inception. Being a volunteer-driven NGO helps us keep non-project overheads below 15%. |
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