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From April 2nd to 23rd, 2024, Tetsu Sato visited Malawi.
The design and maintenance methods for artificial fishing reefs (Chirundu) have been almost completed, and able to formulate a future strategy for constructing the new Chirundu. Made progress in developing a new tour program centered on plantation tours, and have achieved great results in establishing a community-based strategy for managing protected areas.

From March 24, 2024, Talandila Kasapila from Lake Malawi National Parks and Wildlife arrived in Japan and enrolled in the Graduate School of Science and Engineering at Ehime University in April as an international student. The trainee, who plays a leading role in research into community-based protected area management and community sustainable development in Lake Malawi National Park, aims to utilize the principles of sustainability science and his accumulated experience to continue his research in the master’s program at the graduate school and obtain a degree. It is expected that he will utilize the knowledge he gained in Japan in the field of nature protected area management and sustainable development in Malawi after returning home, contributing to the continuation of the integrated natural resource management that the project aims to achieve.