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Provide salt licks for primates

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Provide salt licks for primates Synopsis Link

Provide supplementary food for a certain period of time only

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 13 Provide supplementary food for a certain period of time only Synopsis Link

Provide supplementary food to primates through the establishment of prey populations

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Provide supplementary food to primates through the establishment of prey populations Synopsis Link

Provide sustainable alternative livelihoods; establish fish- or domestic meat farms

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Provide sustainable alternative livelihoods; establish fish- or domestic meat farms Synopsis Link

Provide training to anti-poaching ranger patrols

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 4 Provide training to anti-poaching ranger patrols Synopsis Link

Put up signs to warn people about not feeding primates

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 1 Put up signs to warn people about not feeding primates Synopsis Link

Re-route vehicles around protected areas

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Re-route vehicles around protected areas Synopsis Link

Re-use old roads rather than building new roads

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Re-use old roads rather than building new roads Synopsis Link

Reduce garbage/solid waste to avoid primate injuries

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Reduce garbage/solid waste to avoid primate injuries Synopsis Link

Reduce noise pollution by restricting development activities to certain times of the day/night

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Reduce noise pollution by restricting development activities to certain times of the day/night Synopsis Link

Reduce primate predation by non-primate species through exclusion (e.g. fences) or translocation

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Reduce primate predation by non-primate species through exclusion (e.g. fences) or translocation Synopsis Link

Reduce primate predation by other primate species through exclusion (e.g. fences) or translocation

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Reduce primate predation by other primate species through exclusion (e.g. fences) or translocation Synopsis Link

Reduce road widths

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Reduce road widths Synopsis Link

Reduce the size of forestry teams to include employees only (not family members)

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Reduce the size of forestry teams to include employees only (not family members) Synopsis Link

Regularly and continuously provide supplementary food to primates

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 9 Regularly and continuously provide supplementary food to primates Synopsis Link

Regularly de-activate/remove ground snares

Action Link 		Likely to be beneficial 3 Regularly de-activate/remove ground snares Synopsis Link

Regularly disinfect clothes, boots etc.

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 1 Regularly disinfect clothes, boots etc. Synopsis Link

Regularly play TV & radio announcements to raise primate conservation awareness

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 1 Regularly play TV & radio announcements to raise primate conservation awareness Synopsis Link

Regularly provide supplementary food to primates during resource scarce periods only

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 4 Regularly provide supplementary food to primates during resource scarce periods only Synopsis Link

Regularly remove traps and snares around agricultural fields

Action Link 		No evidence found (no assessment) 0 Regularly remove traps and snares around agricultural fields Synopsis Link

Rehabilitate injured/orphaned primates

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 12 Rehabilitate injured/orphaned primates Synopsis Link

Reintroduce primates as single/multiple individuals

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 13 Reintroduce primates as single/multiple individuals Synopsis Link

Reintroduce primates in groups

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 30 Reintroduce primates in groups Synopsis Link

Reintroduce primates into habitat where the species is absent

Action Link 		Likely to be beneficial 12 Reintroduce primates into habitat where the species is absent Synopsis Link

Reintroduce primates into habitat where the species is present

Action Link 		Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence) 23 Reintroduce primates into habitat where the species is present Synopsis Link
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