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Pitch

Rédigé par l’équipe. Pas une offre d’investissement, pas un conseil.

Problème

Les villages du Botswana utilisent des pièges photographiques pour documenter les dommages causés aux cultures par la faune et gagner des récompenses, favorisant la coexistence et soutenant la sécurité alimentaire dans les zones rurales.

Ce qu’ils construisent

A paper-based logbook and checklist system for 10 households in one village, coordinated by a local ranger. Each household receives a basic camera trap (if available) and records wildlife incidents for one crop season. Images and incident logs are reviewed weekly. The trial is capped at 10 households and one ranger for 3 months. Unvalidated hypothesis; full brief: /blog/payment-scheme-in-botswana-pays-communities-to-c-2026-11-04 Source: Lien

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Pour qui

Rural community members in wildlife-affected areas, local rangers, and conservation partners seeking to document and mitigate crop and infrastructure damage from wildlife.

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Pourquoi c'est important

Whether camera-based documentation increases the accuracy of compensation claims and community engagement compared to manual or verbal reporting. Proposed validation: Proposed pilot target: At least 80% of wildlife-related crop damage incidents in 10 households are documented with images and logged over 3 months. Baseline: previous season’s manual reports. Measured by count of verified incidents and claims submitted.

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