South Africa :: Phinda Private Game Reserve

Winner of the Imvelo Responsible Tourism Award 2002
British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow Award (southern region winner) 1997
In 1991, Phinda undertook the biggest game relocation in a private reserve in the world at the time
14 000 hectares (34 000 acres) of degraded farmland restored to pristine wilderness

CC Africa's focus: Community equity, income generation, education and health care are a primary concern. In consultation with community organisations such as the
Africa Foundation – originally founded by CC Africa, now a not-for-profit rural development organisation – Phinda has initiated many successful community empowerment projects in the Mduku, Nibela and Mnqobokazi communities surrounding the Reserve.

PHINDA COMMUNITY ACHIEVEMENTS

Building of 46 classrooms, 19 pre-schools, 3 libraries and 1 science laboratory
Providing over 150 000 books and educational aids
Granting USD57 000 worth of bursaries
Organising 30 CLEF (Community Leaders Education Fund) scholarships worth USD130 000
Two Siya Kwamukela students (sponsored by Moët & Chandon) are at Phinda in their second year of internship
Implementing Edu-peg – a practical self-corrective early learning tool – at various primary schools
Ongoing conservation lessons
Founding Mduku Clinic and adjacent six-bed pre-natal facility
An HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention programme
Distributing 233 Hippo Water Rollers in local communities
Installing guttering and water tanks at Nontshwiliza Primary School
Implementing various income generation and small business development projects

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