In Myanmar, peatlands within Inle Lake Watershed were confirmed by SEApeat to be of regional significance. Limited surveys completed in other areas. Component 2 – Capacity development and policy and legal frameworks Outcome 2. Capacity and Outcome Indicator 2 A Limited awareness of Target 2 A At least 225 people Review of records of policy/legal frameworks for Number of people with peatlands and knowledge of across the three countries have training programs and sustainable peatland increased capacity and/or sustainable management increased capacity and/or awareness campaigns awareness of sustainable practices awareness of sustainable management strengthened peatlands management peatlands management Review of policies, strategies, and action plans that have Outcome Indicator 2 B Target 2 B At least two policy/legal incorporated peatlands. Number of policy/legal frameworks per country frameworks improved/strengthened improved/strengthened Output 2.1. Key stakeholders Output Indicator 2.1 A Currently there is limited Target 2.1 A 225 key stakeholders Review of record of Assumptions: A at various levels trained on Number of key stakeholders at knowledge around peatlands, from national and sub-national training workshops that sufficient number of peatland assessment, national, sub-national and local e.g., their definition and why levels have been trained in were conducted appropriate stakeholders rehabilitation and level trained in peatland they are important; this lack of peatland assessment, can be identified; management and their assessment, rehabilitation and awareness occurs at national, rehabilitation and management of Review of information and stakeholders are awareness and understanding management. (disaggregated sub-national, and community peatland ecosystems. training materials interested and have the of the functions and by gender) levels developed in local time to participate in importance of peatland Target 2.1 B Harmonized languages training events ecosystems enhanced Output Indicator 2.1 B Prior trainings on peatlands information and training materials Availability of harmonized assessment and management on peatlands developed at regional Risks: Insufficient information and training were conducted under level for stakeholders at different numbers of stakeholders materials on peatlands in SEApeat; more trainings are levels and translated into national can be identified; national languages (for use at needed to include additional languages. stakeholders lack national, sub-national and local stakeholders, particularly at the interest or time to levels). district and local level in key participate in training geographic areas events.
In Myanmar, peatlands within Inle Lake Watershed were confirmed by SEApeat to be of regional significance. Limited surveys completed in other areas. Component 2 – Capacity development and policy and legal frameworks Outcome 2. Capacity and policy/legal frameworks for sustainable peatland management strengthened Outcome Indicator 2 A Number of people with increased capacity and/or awareness of sustainable peatlands management Outcome Indicator 2 B Number of policy/legal frameworks improved/strengthened Limited awareness of peatlands and knowledge of sustainable management practices Target 2 A At least 225 people across the three countries have increased capacity and/or awareness of sustainable peatlands management Target 2 B At least two policy/legal frameworks per country improved/strengthened Review of records of training programs and awareness campaigns Review of policies, strategies, and action plans that have incorporated peatlands. Output 2.1. Key stakeholders at various levels trained on peatland assessment, rehabilitation and management and their awareness and understanding of the functions and importance of peatland ecosystems enhanced Output Indicator 2.1 A Number of key stakeholders at national, sub-national and local level trained in peatland assessment, rehabilitation and management. (disaggregated by gender) Output Indicator 2.1 B Availability of harmonized information and training materials on peatlands in national languages (for use at national, sub-national and local levels). Currently there is limited knowledge around peatlands, e.g., their definition and why they are important; this lack of awareness occurs at national, sub-national, and community levels Prior trainings on peatlands assessment and management were conducted under SEApeat; more trainings are needed to include additional stakeholders, particularly at the district and local level in key geographic areas Target 2.1 A 225 key stakeholders from national and sub-national levels have been trained in peatland assessment, rehabilitation and management of peatland ecosystems. Target 2.1 B Harmonized information and training materials on peatlands developed at regional level for stakeholders at different levels and translated into national languages. Review of record of training workshops that were conducted Review of information and training materials developed in local languages Assumptions: A sufficient number of appropriate stakeholders can be identified; stakeholders are interested and have the time to participate in training events Risks: Insufficient numbers of stakeholders can be identified; stakeholders lack interest or time to participate in training events.