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  • WELCOME TO THE
    WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN MANGROVE NETWORK
  • Ecosystems Worth Protecting
    Secure and Prosperous mangrove ecosystems for the better nature
  • LEARN WHY JOINING WIOMN IS ADVANTAGEOUS
    The moment you become an Associate, Corporate, Fellow, Honorary,
    Individual, Institutional or Student Member
  • DON'T MISS OUT ON OPPORTUNITIES
    Being watchful and aware is important to quickly notice them
  • EXPLORE AVAILABLE RESOURCES
    find support to enhance the WIO region's sustainable mangrove management

Our Projects

The Bengo Project aims to promote the sustainable use of mangroves in the Western Indian Ocean (WIO) region, focusing on Kenya, Madagascar, and Tanzania. It is funded by BMZ (Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development)

The Rufiji Delta hosts 53,255 hectares (46% of the country’s mangrove coverage) of mangroves in Tanzania, constituting an integral component of the livelihoods of the communities who have settled within and around the delta for generations.

 

Facts Sheet

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Completed Projects

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Ongoing Projects

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Mangrove Species

9 +

Member Counties

1000000 +

Mangrove Area in Ha

Upcoming Events

17 March

WIOMN Regional Policy Advisory Group Meeting

9:00AM - 5:00PM   -   Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
The Western Indian Ocean Mangrove Network (WIOMN) is convening a three-day Regional Policy Advisory Group (RPAG) meet
29 December

Team Building

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Our Key Partners and Sponsors