Harnessing the power of collaboration.
In 2023, the Chem Chem Association embarked on an ambitious African conservation project to establish the Joint Monitoring and Protection Centre (JMPC) in collaboration with the Tanzanian government. The first of its kind in Tanzania, the JMPC will oversee all conservation activities within the Kwakuchinja Wildlife Corridor (Corridor), providing essential protection and monitoring capacity through its digital infrastructure. Its impact extends far beyond the Corridor’s boundaries, as the JMPC is set to serve as a hub for integrating and centralising all conservation data in Tanzania.
The JMPC’s state-of-the-art systems enable specialised monitoring, visualisation, and real-time analysis of data crucial for adaptive conservation management. The JMPC’s multi-layered system enables us to coordinate anti-poaching operations, identify hotspots for human-wildlife conflict (HWC) and illegal activities, monitor roadkill incidents, and gather data for research purposes — all under one roof.
By harnessing the power of collaboration, centralising conservation data and facilitating coordination among various stakeholders, the JMPC represents a major stride forward in protecting Tanzania’s rich biodiversity.
In 2023, the Chem Chem Association embarked on an ambitious African conservation project to establish the Joint Monitoring and Protection Centre (JMPC) in collaboration with the Tanzanian government. The first of its kind in Tanzania, the JMPC will oversee all conservation activities within the Kwakuchinja Wildlife Corridor (Corridor), providing essential protection and monitoring capacity through its digital infrastructure. Its impact extends far beyond the Corridor’s boundaries, as the JMPC is set to serve as a hub for integrating and centralising all conservation data in Tanzania.
The JMPC’s state-of-the-art systems enable specialised monitoring, visualisation, and real-time analysis of data crucial for adaptive conservation management. The JMPC’s multi-layered system enables us to coordinate anti-poaching operations, identify hotspots for human-wildlife conflict (HWC) and illegal activities, monitor roadkill incidents, and gather data for research purposes — all under one roof.
By harnessing the power of collaboration, centralising conservation data and facilitating coordination among various stakeholders, the JMPC represents a major stride forward in protecting Tanzania’s rich biodiversity.
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