SECTION II: STRATEGIC RESULTS FRAMEWORK (SRF) AND GEF INCREMENT PART I: Strategic Results Framework, SRF (formerly GEF Logical Framework) Analysis Project Title: Transboundary Cooperation for Snow Leopard and Ecosystem Conservation Development Goal: The long term survival of the global snow leopard populations and their critical mountain Project’s ecosystems is secured. Objective/ Indicator Baseline End of Project target Source of Information Risks and assumptions Outcome Snow leopard populations in Kazakhstan: No decline from Monitoring reports Risks: Objective: To strengthen the 4 project countries baseline Range countries unwilling to transboundary Kyrgyz Republic: establish transboundary conservation of snow 300-350 cooperation agreements leopard ecosystems Tajikistan: and landscapes that Lack of consensus among ensure stability of Uzbekistan: 30-45 key stakeholders on best global snow leopard practice methods and tools Transboundary Snow leopard 0 1 Signed MOUs population by addressing drivers of landscapes with active Project progress reports existing and emerging conservation/cooperation threats with special Assumptions: programme focus in Central Asia. The governments remain committed to conservation of Level of key threats in pilot Poaching: Reduction in poaching PA guard and customs snow leopards & their transboundary landscape Snow Leopard and maintain zero reports critical ecosystems (poaching, retaliatory killing, (2014) 1 cases of retaliatory Community interviews – habitat destruction) individual killing of snow Rapid habitat suitability There is no upsurge in the leopards assessment results or results key Central Asian states in Retaliatory killing: of assessment of activity by international 0 (Zero), although Habitat loss reduced transboundary landscapes criminal syndicates trading in snow leopard and quality snow (methodology developed snow leopard furs and predation on leopard habitat under GSLEP process) other parts livestock was maintained
SECTION II: STRATEGIC RESULTS FRAMEWORK (SRF) AND GEF INCREMENT PART I: Strategic Results Framework, SRF (formerly GEF Logical Framework) Analysis Project Title: Transboundary Cooperation for Snow Leopard and Ecosystem Conservation Project’s Development Goal: The long term survival of the global snow leopard populations and their critical mountain ecosystems is secured. Objective/ Outcome Indicator Baseline End of Project target Source of Information Risks and assumptions Objective: To strengthen transboundary conservation of snow leopard ecosystems and landscapes that ensure stability of global snow leopard population by addressing drivers of existing and emerging threats with special focus in Central Asia. Snow leopard populations in the 4 project countries Kazakhstan: Kyrgyz Republic: 300-350 Tajikistan: Uzbekistan: 30-45 No decline from baseline Monitoring reports Risks: Range countries unwilling to establish transboundary cooperation agreements Lack of consensus among key stakeholders on best practice methods and tools Assumptions: The governments remain committed to conservation of snow leopards & their critical ecosystems There is no upsurge in the key Central Asian states in activity by international criminal syndicates trading in snow leopard furs and other parts Transboundary Snow leopard landscapes with active conservation/cooperation programme 0 1 Signed MOUs Project progress reports Level of key threats in pilot transboundary landscape (poaching, retaliatory killing, habitat destruction) Poaching: Snow Leopard (2014) – 1 individual Retaliatory killing: 0 (Zero), although snow leopard predation on livestock was Reduction in poaching and maintain zero cases of retaliatory killing of snow leopards Habitat loss reduced and quality snow leopard habitat maintained PA guard and customs reports Community interviews Rapid habitat suitability assessment results or results of assessment of transboundary landscapes (methodology developed under GSLEP process)
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