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 African governments are increasingly turning to private nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) for assistance. These NGOs may manage parks differently than governments, such as by providing better training to rangers. However, there are concerns over their legitimacy. In addition, thorough assessments of private sector involvement in protected area management are limited.
 
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 The Sustainability and Infrastructure team of the World Bank's Development Research Group employs the case of AP, a South Africa-based nonprofit NGO that partners with African governments to manage protected areas. 
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 A multi-dimensional understanding of how the performance of private sector management compares to government management will lead to a better understanding that could improve the effectiveness of wildlife conservation in Africa. This study demonstrated how to employ geospatial data on economic well-being in addition to other factors through appropriate statistical methods.
 
-This [study's]("https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2401814121")findings reveal a complex interplay between conservation, economic development, and security under privately managed protected areas in the continent. The findings also underscore the need to strengthen the involvement of local communities in private protected area management, which may help realize the full potential benefits of protected areas for both wildlife and people.
+This [study's]("https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2401814121") findings reveal a complex interplay between conservation, economic development, and security under privately managed protected areas in the continent. The findings also underscore the need to strengthen the involvement of local communities in private protected area management, which may help realize the full potential benefits of protected areas for both wildlife and people.