The
objective of the Project to Support the Sustainable Management of Sahelo-Saharan Protected Areas is to conserve the unique biodiversity of the complex and to support the States of Niger and Chad to (i) conserve
the last viable populations of the Sahelo-Saharan megafauna, (ii) contribute to the effective management of
Sahelo-Saharan protected areas and to
their sustainable financing and (iii) contribute to the security of pastoral systems for the benefit of populations locals.

This project, financed in part by the European Union and by the French
Development Agency, for the amount of 1,800,000 Euros for the period 2017-2020.
It is implemented by the French NGO Noé.
The project intervention area includes the Termit and
Tin-Toumma National Nature Reserve (RNNTT) in Niger, the Ouadi Rimé and Ouadi Achim Wildlife Reserve (RFOROA) and the Manga-Eguey region in Chad.