19. There are No mechanisms exist; 0 There are some sporadic training opportunities and these appropriate systems trainings are not incomprehensive and are not designed based Some mechanisms exist but unable to develop of training, on comprehensive capacities needs assessment. enough and unable to provide the full range of 1 mentoring, and skills needed; learning in place to Mechanisms generally exist to develop skilled 2 maintain a professionals, but either not enough of them or 2 continuous flow of unable to cover the full range of skills required; new staff There are mechanisms for developing adequate numbers of the full range of highly skilled 3 protected area professionals 3. Capacity to 20. Protected areas There is no political will at all, or worse, the Governments at different levels have a high regard to the engage and build have the political prevailing political will runs counter to the 0 development of nature reserves. consensus among commitment they interests of protected areas; all stakeholders require Some political will exists, but is not strong 1 2 enough to make a difference; Reasonable political will exists, but is not always 2 strong enough to fully support protected areas; There are very high levels of political will to 3 support protected areas 21. Protected areas The public has little interest in protected areas The public generally not only pays a high attention to but also have the public and there is no significant lobby for protected 0 gives support the development of PA, in particular NGOs, e.g., support they require areas; WWF, TNC and etc. There is limited support for protected areas; 1 2 There is general public support for protected areas and there are various lobby groups such as 2 environmental NGO's strongly pushing them; There is tremendous public support in the country 3 for protected areas 22. Protected area Institutional mission not defined; 0 Institutional missions, jurisdiction, accountability and institutions are responsibilities are well defined and recognized by all NR staff. Institutional mission poorly defined and generally 1 mission oriented not known and internalized at all levels; 2 Institutional mission well defined and 2 internalized but not fully embraced; Institutional missions are fully internalized and 3 embraced 23. Protected area Protected area institutions operate in isolation; 0 NRs have established partnership with some NGOs, relevant 1 institutions can governmental agencies, and local communities. Some partnerships in place but significant gaps 1 establish the and existing partnerships achieve little;
19. There are appropriate systems of training, mentoring, and learning in place to maintain a continuous flow of new staff No mechanisms exist; 0 2 There are some sporadic training opportunities and these trainings are not incomprehensive and are not designed based on comprehensive capacities needs assessment. Some mechanisms exist but unable to develop enough and unable to provide the full range of skills needed; 1 Mechanisms generally exist to develop skilled professionals, but either not enough of them or unable to cover the full range of skills required; 2 There are mechanisms for developing adequate numbers of the full range of highly skilled protected area professionals 3 3. Capacity to engage and build consensus among all stakeholders 20. Protected areas have the political commitment they require There is no political will at all, or worse, the prevailing political will runs counter to the interests of protected areas; 0 2 Governments at different levels have a high regard to the development of nature reserves. Some political will exists, but is not strong enough to make a difference; 1 Reasonable political will exists, but is not always strong enough to fully support protected areas; 2 There are very high levels of political will to support protected areas 3 21. Protected areas have the public support they require The public has little interest in protected areas and there is no significant lobby for protected areas; 0 2 The public generally not only pays a high attention to but also gives support the development of PA, in particular NGOs, e.g., WWF, TNC and etc. There is limited support for protected areas; 1 There is general public support for protected areas and there are various lobby groups such as environmental NGO's strongly pushing them; 2 There is tremendous public support in the country for protected areas 3 22. Protected area institutions are mission oriented Institutional mission not defined; 0 2 Institutional missions, jurisdiction, accountability and responsibilities are well defined and recognized by all NR staff. Institutional mission poorly defined and generally not known and internalized at all levels; 1 Institutional mission well defined and internalized but not fully embraced; 2 Institutional missions are fully internalized and embraced 3 23. Protected area institutions can establish the Protected area institutions operate in isolation; 0 1 NRs have established partnership with some NGOs, relevant governmental agencies, and local communities. Some partnerships in place but significant gaps and existing partnerships achieve little; 1
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