L’Observatoire des Forêts d’Afrique Centrale

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
1 The AU-ECA-AfDB Land Policy Initiative Progress Made & Way Forward Joan Kagwanja UNECA Land Governance in Support of the MDGs: Responding to New Challenges.
Advertisements

Cities and Green Growth OECD Green Cities Programme
SUB-REGIONAL WORKSHOP FOR GEF FOCAL POINTS IN WESTERN AND CENTRAL AFRICA, DAKAR, May 2007 GEF NATIONAL COORDINATION: BURKINA FASO’S EXPERIENCE.
AfDB Partnership Forum Stefan Nalletamby, 25/03/10.
FLEGT/VPA & Certification Systems – Experiences from Central Africa Martin Tadoum Deputy Executive Secretary - COMIFAC C ONFERENCE FOR FUTURE G ENERATIONS,
THE APRM MONITORING PROCESS MOZAMBIQUE EXPERIENCE Workshop on Harmonizing the Zambian APRM NPoA with the NDP and MTEF Oct. 2014, Lusaka 1.
Lobbying for Food Security: FAO advocacy interventions
Networking with Southeast Europe SEE-ERA.NET Pilot Joint Call for Research Proposals Southeast European Era-Net.
Dr. Rose Mwebaza Advisor – Women’s Economic and Political Participation Building an enabling environment for Women’s Economic and Political Participation.
GEF and Environmental & Conservation Funds Presentation for the Workshop on “Management of Environmental Funds for the Financial Sustainability of Biodiversity.
JRC 2nd Progress Report Steve Peedell European Commission Joint Research Centre.
IPC Global Strategic Programme ( ) IPC Global Partners: IPC REGIONAL Strategic Programme IPC Regional Steering Committee Meeting – March.
Sub-Regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points in West and Central Africa Accra, Ghana, 9-11 July 2009 Tracking National Portfolios and Assessing Results.
Central African Regional Program for the Environment (CARPE) Chris Justice, Diane Davies, Didier Devers, Alice Alstatt, Minnie Wong Department of Geography,
KBA Conservation Network Wanglang Nature Reserve, June 5-8, 2007.
Africa Health Workforce Platform & Observatory Presentation to the 1st conference of the Asia-Pacific Action Alliance on HRH (AAAH): October 2006.
THE FORESTS OF THE CONGO BASIN R.E.D.D IN THE CONGO BASIN A REGIONAL APPROACH ? Gamboa, March 12, 2009 KASULU Vincent, MASSARD K. MAKAGA Etienne ____________________.
The SURF-Nature project – Let´s improve the use of Regional Funds together! Peter Torkler, WWF Germany, SURF – nature project coordinator Cardiff, 27 September,
MEDENER The Mediterranean Association of the National Agencies for Energy Conservation Skill, capacity and institution building for policy implementation.
Tracking national portfolios and assessing results Sub-regional Workshop for GEF Focal Points in West and Central Africa June 2008, Douala, Cameroon.
PRESENTATION ON GHANA BIODIVERSITY CLEARING HOUSE MECHANISM (CHM) AT THE AFRICA REGIONAL CHM TRAINING WORKSHOP, BUEA CAMEROUN ERIC AMANING OKOREE.
Observatories for the Health Workforce in Africa VIII REGIONAL MEETING OF THE OBSERVATORIES OF HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH IN THE AMERICAS LIMA, PERU
European Commission Directorate General Environment Page 1 Regulation (EC) No 2152/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning monitoring.
African Centre for Statistics United Nations Economic Commission for Africa Session 2 How to meeting countries needs: What has been done and way forward.
OPENGIS for Water Management OPENGIS for Water Management in Developing Countries JRC Activities on Water Knowledge Management In Developing Countries.
INSPIRE and the role of Spatial Data Interest Communities (SDIC)
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE Agenda 2030 in the Czech Republic
Biodiversity.europa.eu BISE EEA and ETC/BD Rania Spyropoulou.
Sustainable Forest Management Initiatives in Central Africa an inventory of forest organizations/ on-going projects (national and internationally) funded.
Department of Environment
THE VIRUNGA-BWINDI TRANSBOUNDARY STRATEGIC PLAN
Activity of the High-Level Group for Partnership, Coordination and Capacity Building for Statistics for Agenda 2030 on Sustainable Development (HLG) Gulmira.
MAINSTREAMING OF WOMEN, CHILDREN AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES’ CONSIDERATIONS IN RELATION TO THE ENERGY SECTOR Presentation to the Joint Meeting of the.
GEF governance reforms to enhance effectiveness and civil society engagement Faizal Parish GEC, Central Focal Point , GEF NGO Network GEF-NGO Consultation.
NACJJ Road Map Policy Oriented Meeting:
Role of non-state actors in the implementation of Czech Republic 2030
Country needs assessment Madagascar: Progress and next steps
Part 2: How to ensure good project management?
Groupement des Anciens du Pensioners’ Association
The Biodiversity and Protected Areas Management (BIOPAMA) Programme
African Development Forum V
Africa Information Highway
UN Support to SDG implementation in Seychelles.
Florence Palla & Quentin Jungers
Implementation of the UN DA 10 project “The African context”
Communication from AFRISTAT
Overview of Bank Water Sector Activities
OSFAC’s Perspectives on Way Forward and Next Steps
Evaluation plans for programming period in Poland
The Inter-American Biodiversity Information Network Progress Summary
Mobilizing Resources through Programmatic Approaches
Building Statistical Capacity UNSD perspective
Template and Process for Expression of Interest by Countries
Cape Town, South Africa, November 2017
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
Commission proposal for a new LIFE Regulation CGBN meeting
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM HANDBOOK FOR EASTERN AFRICA: Aims and objectives
Workshop on Continental Strategy for Data Collection and Validation SRO-EA’s activities on Statistics Mr. Mactar Seck Economic Affairs Officer ICT Policies.
IUCN’s Global Priorities supporting BIOPAMA Trevor Sandwith
Overview and case studies
The Biodiversity and Protected Areas Management (BIOPAMA) Programme
The Joint Research Centre and the power of data to support decision making on protected and conserved areas Gran Paradiso National Park, Cogne, Aosta,
The View from Gran Paradiso
Monitoring Biodiversity in Protected and
BIOPAMA - IMET Overview and clinics.
Global Meeting of the DS-SLM Project
Forest and Landscape Restoration (FLR)
cooperation in statistics Proposal for the organizational structure
SADC TFCA Network – an overview Tawanda Gotosa – TFCA Technical Adviser SADC Secretariat.
Presentation transcript:

L’Observatoire des Forêts d’Afrique Centrale Quentin Jungers, Florence Palla, Donald Djossi BIOPAMA - Achieving Fair and Effective Protected Areas Cogne (Italy), 27th of june 2019

Table of content Institutional context of the observatory COMIFAC CBFP OFAC Roles and tasks of the OFAC on the PAs Data collection, processing, and information flows Examples at local and national levels Building an information system (Central African PA portal) Publications and other tools

Commission des Forêts d’Afrique Centrale (COMIFAC) « COMIFAC Convergence Plan » 6 priority axes: Harmonization of forest and environmental policies Management and sustainable development of forest resources Conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity Combating the effects of climate change and desertification Socio-economic development and multi-stakeholder participation Sustainable financing 3 transversal axes : Training and capacity building Research and Development Communication, Awareness, Information and Education ♦ Summit of heads of state ♦ Council of Ministers ♦ Presidency-in-Office ♦ Executive Secretary ♦ National coordinations Institutional arrangements: La COMIFAC assure le suivi de la Déclaration de Yaoundé  Le Sommet arrête les orientations de l’organisation pour la mise e COMIFAC is the body for orientation, decision and coordination of sub-regional activities and initiatives in terms of conservation and sustainable management of forest ecosystems n œuvre des engagements tels que définis par le Traité constitutif. COMIFAC is the body for orientation, decision and coordination of sub-regional activities and initiatives in terms of conservation and sustainable management of forest ecosystems

Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP) www.pfbc-cbfp.org ♦ Volountary multi-stakeholders ♦ Launch in 2002 by Colin Powell at WCDD ♦  Biannual meetings ♦ 100+ members ♦ Partnership management : rotating facilitation   Volountary multi-stakeholders Lancé en 2002 par Colin Powell au Congrès Mondial sur le développement durable à Johannesbourg comme initiative volontaire multi- »stakeholder » (sectoriel). Les membre du partenariat se rencontrent deux fois par an pour coordonner les activités prioritaires, proposer des actions sur les problématiques émergentes et partager l’information avec les partenaires et les réseaux actifs dans la région. Le PFBC fut iniatiallement facilité par les Etats-Unis en 2003-2004, par la France en 2005-2007, par l’Allemagne en 2008-2010, par le Canada en 2010-2012, à nouveau les Etats-Unis en 2013-2015 et est actuallemment co-facilité par l’Union Européenne et la COMIFAC qui en est le principal bénéficiaire. Le focus de l’Union Européenne est mis sur la coordination des acteurs et initiatives sur la conservation et le développement durable des écosystèmes forestiers en Afrique Centrale. ♦ Role : - Identification and coordination of priority interventions - Information sharing - Actions emerging issues

Technical and scientific COMIFAC (2011) 10 countries Based in Yaoundé (COMIFAC) + AT Kinshasa + Italie (JRC) + National Coordinations Key part of the COMIFAC “Convergence Plan” COMIFAC is the body for orientation, decision and coordination of sub-regional activities and initiatives in terms of conservation and sustainable management of forest ecosystems => Ensures the permanent availability of information on forest ecosystems

Partenariat des Forêts du Bassin du Congo OFAC’s network Partenariat des Forêts du Bassin du Congo Donneurs Recherche NU Secteur privé ONGs Public RCA Congo RDC Cameroun Gabon Guinée équatoriale Tchad Sao Tome Principe Rwanda Burundi COMIFAC DATA Base OFAC Technical support Financial support

Table of content Institutional context of the observatory COMIFAC CBFP OFAC Roles and tasks of the OFAC on the PAs Data collection, processing, and information flows Examples at local and national levels Building an information system (Central African PA portal) Publications and other tools

Data collection Types and sources Which data? What for ? What sources ?

Local level (protected areas) Data collection Local level (protected areas) IMET development and field campaigns Started in 2015, implemented by OFAC with the help of BIOPAMA 2016 : Institutional agreements (COMIFAC-RAPAC-National agencies) – Gabon, DRC, Congo 2017 : automated uploadind tools, data/knowledge sharing with JRC, production of analyzes

Local level (protected areas) Data collection Local level (protected areas) IMET development and field campaigns 2017-2018 : appropriation by NGOs and partners (GIZ, PNUD, WWF, ZSL, AWF, IUCN, …) Diversification of the needs through understanding Management plans revision Analyze transborder issues Define baselines to evaluate futur actions Assess management effectiveness 2018 : scaling-up analyzes (Burundi)

Local level (protected areas) Data collection Local level (protected areas) IMET development and field campaigns 2016-2019 : Progressive engagement of 10 countries 42 validated sites (IMET v1) – 5 countries 17 sites planned (+5 countries) ~15 sites partners IMET V2 tested in 5 sites

Local level (protected areas) Data collection Local level (protected areas) IMET capacity building 16 Coaches Publication of the COMIT (Coach Observatory Mission Information ToolKit) – FR/EN Training workshops First training of 16 IMET coachs in Central Africal (2016) Regional workshop for PAs managers and institutions (GEQ, RCA, TCD, STP and RWA) (01/2019) Training of TRIDOM landscape stakeholders (02/2019) Training of WWF monitoring experts (03/2019) Training of Chad and BSB landscape stakeholders (03/2019) CAR national training (03/2019) DRC national training (03/2109)

Data collection National level National forms (indicators) 10+ years of data collection Iterative process (2008, 2012, 2018, …) Evaluation national and regional policies on biodiversity conservation and sustainable management

Collecte de données National level Common workshops sectorial ministries Focal points (CBD, …) Technical and financial Partners Data identification and collection Online encoding Quality control / assessment Validation workshops Update, corrections and validation by the CNC Online publication , reports and other publications Supervision by CNCs

OFAC as « information broker » PAPAC

Geoportal and Land Use atlas Initiatives portal OFAC IS : current tools IMET OFFLINE/ONLINE GIS repository Base de connaissances Geoportal and Land Use atlas COMIFAC indicators Thematic analyzes

Protected Areas Portal … Towards a dedicated Protected Areas Portal

OFAC publications SoA 2020 Slide 2: emphasis on the 2 main final product and the reason why we are focussing on web-applications.

Green list in Central Africa Next challenges Papers parcs vs Aichi target 11 vs Green list Typology of state governance for the majority of PAs in CA : Commitment of the administration / Advocacy to make Managers turnovers likely to compromise Step 2 of the nomination process (which is based on continuous improvement of management effectiveness) : need for political will

www.observatoire-comifac.net THANK YOU for your attention !