Projects for Turkey’s Can

WWF's press release

The contract of projects to be distributed in Turkey's Cani Campaign. Following the project practice training conducted on February 6, 2012, the mountain crevices in Hatay, fungi in the Globe Mountains, corn fruit sores in the Mediterranean Region, projects for the protection of sea turtles in Haydag, loving civilizations in Edirne, and orchids in Antalya. [[T][4][[T]] [[

WWF-Turkey’s Life Campaign creates the infrastructure required in local non-profit organizations to achieve the purpose of the education given the owners of projects to be supported under the Cani Campaign of Turkey. In this context, a training was conducted in order to ensure the appetite and frequency of projects in terms of cost management, purchasing, promotion and visibility, reporting, accounting and monitoring to project owners. After the training engine by WWF-Turkey, projects were officially started with contract between the parties. [
WWF-Turkey Chairman of the Board of Directors Uğur Bayar “The protection of the unusual biological diversity of our country and the awareness use of natural values is possible with the work that the local man has. WWF-Turkey, one of the world’s largest and experienced nature protection organizations, aim to develop mental strength, project development and knowledge of local civil society organizations using the knowledge and expertise. For this purpose, Turkey’s Cani Campaign will continue to create resources. The campaign that supports six projects at the first stage hopes that the country spreads four sides by supporting more projects in the coming years, and I wish successes to project owners,” he said.
WWF-Turkey General Manager Tolga Baştak, “Turkey’s Cani Hibe Program; forward the importance of biological diversity and imports with traditional forms of life in Anatolia, but it gives an important opportunity to local civil support for the protection of natural values that keep it lost. We believe that projects as WWF-Turkey will create good example for civil society in nature protection,” said.
55 projects from all over Turkey to the grant program under the Cani Campaign of Turkey. The project is supported by Hibe Program by the assessment of the Selective Board, consisting of participation of university, civil society, public and private sector organizations on January 18, 2012.