Projects on medicinal plant conservation which have been supported by Allachy Awards
from Plantlife International

China

Kunming Institute of Botany:
The development of methodologies for conservation of medicinal plants based on field-level application at Ludian, Yunnan, China

Kunming Institute of Botany:
China/India/UK Dialogue on conservation of Himalayan medicinal plants

Himalayas

Ethnobotanical Society of Nepal and four other regional partners: Conservation and sustainable use of medicinal plants in the Himalayas

India

Applied Environmental Research Foundation:
Capacity building for linking medicinal plants conservation and sustainable livelihoods in the western Himalayas, India

Ashoka Trust for Research into Ecology and the Environment:
Development of participatory conservation of medicinal plants in the Darjeeling and Sikkim Himalayas, India

Foundation for Revitalisation of Local Health Traditions:
Field consultation on the International Standard for Sustainable Wild Collection of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants

Foundation for Revitalisation of Local Health Traditions:
International training and capacity building on medicinal plants conservation and sustainable use

NOMAD RSI (with Ladakh Society for Traditional Medicines):
Development of a methodology on medicinal plant conservation to strengthen amchi's medicine in Ladakh

Kenya

National Museums of Kenya:
Building capacity for community-based conservation of medicinal plants in Kenya

Nepal

Ethnobotanical Society of Nepal (ESON):
Community-based conservation and sustainable use of potential medicinal plants in Rasuwa, Nepal Himalaya

Pakistan

WWF-Pakistan:
Promote sustainable harvest of medicinal plants from Miandam, Swat

Uganda

Joint Ethnobotanical Research and Advocacy (JERA):
Community-based cultivation of commercially used medicinal plants and their integration in home health care in Bunza village, Mpigi District, Central Uganda

Tooro Botanical Gardens:
First aid herbs tool kit for the Rwenzori region, Uganda

Uganda Group of the African Network of Ethnobiology (UGANEB):
Conservation and sustainable use of key malaria medicinal plants in South Central Uganda

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