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Develop a monitoring system for road co-management, including spot checks of staff activities at the ranger stations by the NPA Manager and the NPA Law Enforcement Head, and also, ongoing monitoring via the MIST database (which collates and analyses patrol data). Not yet due. This is part of Plan implementation, and is funded by GEF MSP and WCS. Continue to conduct forest patrols from the ranger stations that already at each end of Phathi Road, which are staffed by around 6 people, and add to this with additional staff (2 per ranger station) and add two off-road motorbikes to each ranger station to conduct mobile road patrols on the road. Not yet due. This is part of Plan implementation, and is funded by GEF MSP and WCS. Add one more ranger station, with six staff, in the middle of the length of Phathi road within the total protection zone, to support forest patrols and mobile road patrols with motor bikes. * Not yet due. This is part of Plan implementation. This will be CliPAD funded, implemented with government. Access control and patrolling to prevent encroachment, and thus prevent, detect and suppress illegal activities such as poaching (including of tigers and prey), agricultural expansion, livestock grazing, timber off take in the TPZ along and adjacent to the Phathi Road. Not yet due. This is part of Plan implementation, and is funded by GEF MSP and WCS. Conduct an initial law enforcement training for staff of all three ranger stations on Phathi Road; training to be delivered on-site by an expert trainer (WCS’ regional Law Enforcement expert) Not yet due. This is part of activity under GEF MSP. Continue training staff, by conducting in-house training of each ranger station’s Head and Deputy staff during the monthly meetings held at the NPA Management Unit Not yet due. This is part of activity under GEF MSP. Conduct outreach and land use planning in villages in the area. Not yet due. This is part of activity under GEF MSP.