1) Optimization and initial operational support of the Ngiri Triangle Conservation Area (Nature Reserve at 2. 956 sq km), stabilization of the deforestation rate in the area below 0 1 %/ per year, and thus a cap on CO2 emissions from deforestation in the area to well below 27000 t/ per year 2) Elaboration and implementation of a plan for the management of the protected area, including the integration of the local population, thereby increasing the acceptance and effectiveness of the protected area, verification through studies (including surveys, monitoring of poaching and logging) 3) Raising the living standards of the local population predominantly by improving their methods of sustainable land and resource use in the interests of sustainability, promoting self-organisation and self-administration. This reduces the expansion of agricultural land. Increasing the production of palm oil on existing farmland.  Palm oil and fish from the project area achieve higher income (compared with the base year 2008) in selected markets.