0.3: Expert evaluation of IWT WCS-WCU Annually Project Manager/ WCS-WCU database Assumptions: Improved annual volume (number of database M&E officer reports legislation (Component 1) incidents or total number of Coordinator IP and law enforcement animals) in Indonesia based on (Component 2 and 3) will the WCS IWT database allow the Indonesian government to decrease the level of unsustainable WT. Risks: Data are very incomplete or unreliable 0.4: Number of individuals of WCS-WCU Annually Project Manager/ WCS-WCU database; Decrease in IWT will lead to IWT flagship species (Sumatran database M&E officer project reports decrease in poaching as a Tiger, Sumatran Rhinoceros, Coordinator IP main driver of species loss. Sumatran Elephant, macaque, Anoa and Risks: Increasing value and Babirusa) killed by poachers demand of wildlife products annually in the 2 project drives IWT and poaching demonstration areas rates up still higher Project Outcome 1 1.1: The following key Consultations with Annually Project Manager/ Official government Assumptions: There is Strengthened legislation gaps are addressed government M&E Officer notifications and sufficient political will to national policy, legal by improved IWT legislation institutions and Coordinator IP announcements for support revision of key and institutional documents approved by partners to review new legislation policies, laws and framework for Government: changes in IWT Monitoring progress regulations regulating legislation reports commercial wildlife
0.3: Expert evaluation of IWT annual volume (number of incidents or total number of animals) in Indonesia based on the WCS IWT database WCS-WCU database Annually Project Manager/ M&E officer Coordinator IP WCS-WCU database reports Assumptions: Improved legislation (Component 1) and law enforcement (Component 2 and 3) will allow the Indonesian government to decrease the level of unsustainable WT. Risks: Data are very incomplete or unreliable 0.4: Number of individuals of IWT flagship species (Sumatran Tiger, Sumatran Rhinoceros, Sumatran Elephant, macaque, Anoa and Babirusa) killed by poachers annually in the 2 project demonstration areas WCS-WCU database Annually Project Manager/ M&E officer Coordinator IP WCS-WCU database; project reports Decrease in IWT will lead to decrease in poaching as a main driver of species loss. Risks: Increasing value and demand of wildlife products drives IWT and poaching rates up still higher Project Outcome 1 Strengthened national policy, legal and institutional framework for regulating commercial wildlife 1.1: The following key legislation gaps are addressed by improved IWT legislation documents approved by Government: Consultations with government institutions and partners to review changes in IWT legislation Annually Project Manager/ M&E Officer Coordinator IP Official government notifications and announcements for new legislation Monitoring progress reports Assumptions: There is sufficient political will to support revision of key policies, laws and regulations