Table 11: Results and actions for implementing target 3.2 of objective 3 Target 3.2: Capacity of national monitoring systems to assess the status of the waterbirds is established, maintained and further developed Result Action Geographic scope Time frame Budget (€) Lead Comments 3.2.1: Half of the CPs a. Review status of national monitoring All 2012-2017 80,000 Outsourced by the Half of the CPs will be have year-round (as schemes in each CP and outline Secretariat reviewed in 2012-2015, appropriate) priorities for future development remaining half in monitoring systems in place that are well b. Update, translate and multiply the Not applicable 2013-2014 80,000 Outsourced by the To be used in the integrated into ONCFS training module on waterbird Secretariat and in close framework of the African national structures monitoring in sub-Saharan Africa collaboration with the Waterbird Census and work plans French Ministry of capacity building and the Ecology, Sustainable north-south twinning on Development and monitoring schemes Energy and ONCFS c. Strengthen capacity of waterbird All 2012-2017 CPs CPs in partnership with Link to capacity building counters and standardise the use of Wetlands International targets optical materials and other partners d. Implement north-south twining The CPs 2016-2017 CP Secretariat; CPs (incl. projects on strengthening or reviewed in and beyond resources non-African CPs) establishing national monitoring triennium schemes Table 12: Results and actions for implementing target 3.3 of objective 3 Target 3.3: Nationally responsible state agencies, academic and other wildlife related research institutions are encouraged to establish research programmes to support implementation of waterbird conservation priorities Result Action Geographic scope Time Budget (€) Lead Comments 3.3.1: New a. Identify priorities in research needs All 2012-2014 40,000 Outsourced by the Joint process involving research for Africa and develop appropriate Secretariat African and Eurasian programmes are research proposals research institutions
Table 11: Results and actions for implementing target 3.2 of objective 3 Target 3.2: Capacity of national monitoring systems to assess the status of the waterbirds is established, maintained and further developed Result Action Geographic scope Time frame Budget (€) Lead Comments 3.2.1: Half of the CPs have year-round (as appropriate) monitoring systems in place that are well integrated into national structures and work plans a. Review status of national monitoring schemes in each CP and outline priorities for future development All 2012-2017 80,000 Outsourced by the Secretariat Half of the CPs will be reviewed in 2012-2015, remaining half in b. Update, translate and multiply the ONCFS training module on waterbird monitoring in sub-Saharan Africa Not applicable 2013-2014 80,000 Outsourced by the Secretariat and in close collaboration with the French Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy and ONCFS To be used in the framework of the African Waterbird Census capacity building and the north-south twinning on monitoring schemes c. Strengthen capacity of waterbird counters and standardise the use of optical materials All 2012-2017 CPs CPs in partnership with Wetlands International and other partners Link to capacity building targets d. Implement north-south twining projects on strengthening or establishing national monitoring schemes The CPs reviewed in triennium 2016-2017 and beyond CP resources Secretariat; CPs (incl. non-African CPs) Table 12: Results and actions for implementing target 3.3 of objective 3 Target 3.3: Nationally responsible state agencies, academic and other wildlife related research institutions are encouraged to establish research programmes to support implementation of waterbird conservation priorities Result Action Geographic scope Time Budget (€) Lead Comments 3.3.1: New research programmes are a. Identify priorities in research needs for Africa and develop appropriate research proposals All 2012-2014 40,000 Outsourced by the Secretariat Joint process involving African and Eurasian research institutions