Overview
This report summarizes what was learned from 50 interviews with key informants (15 female, 35 male) in various communities within the Kamdi Corridor in central Nepal—a priority tiger landscape for WWF—which links Banke National Park with Suhelwa Wildlife Sanctuary in India. The key informants consisted of diverse backgrounds, including local government workers, forest management committee members, local leaders, farmers, members of the Indigenous communities, and more. Interviews were conducted by WWF-Nepal in September 2024.
