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Sida Barents Baltic Civil Society Programme 2016-2019 Baltic Sea Days St Petersburg March 23, 2016

Fira att vi äntligten kan träffas som partners.

Institutional framework of the program Parliament Swedish people Gov/MFA Sida WWF-S CCB WWF Ru Russian people

Barents and Baltic components of the program Barents: WWF Russia - Arkhangelsk oblast, Murmansk oblast, Republic of Komi, and Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Baltic: Kaliningrad and Leningrad oblast.

Strategic framework of the program Government of Sweden: Results strategy for Sweden´s support for democracy, human rights and environment in Russia WWF: Strategies for North-west Russia, Arctic and Baltic regions; Objectives for WWF Sweden and the WWF Baltic Ecoregion Program Delivering on SDG:s 14, 15 & 16 WWF Baltic Ecoregion program

Vision 2030 Natural resource sustainability and ecosystem resilience are secured by a capable civil society.

Medium term outcomes (3-10 years) Ecosystem based management (EBM) in river basins strengthened through increased civil society and community participation EBM in Marine Spatial Planning is being understood and used with civil society as key stakeholder Improved environmental performance of extractive industries through increased transparency and dialgoue with civil society

Some of the basic assumptions of the program Theory of change Some of the basic assumptions of the program The competition over natural resources is increasing and the resource base is at risk. There is enough integrity in the legal system to react to public pressure when something is wrong Building a strong civil society and strengthening affected people´s voices to claim their rights will improve the dialogue and set in motion a change process towards more responsbile management of the resource base.

Why strengthening civil society? Theory of change Why strengthening civil society? Effectiveneses and scale – critical mass Mutual learning – in fields beyond traditional nature conservation Sustainability – WWF can pass the torch

Dialogue and co-operation are guiding stars for all activities Dialogue and co-operation are guiding stars for all activities. We do not seek confrontation but rather to finding constructive solutions and win-win-win approaches within the program.