eliminate illegal b. Each CP develops, adopts and All 2015-2017 CP Agencies in charge of Support provided by the taking of waterbirds, enforces legislation based on this and beyond resources AEWA implementation Secretariat and other the use of poisoned review and on the harvest study in each CP stakeholders such as the baits and other (results under Target 2.2) IUCN Law Centre and methods of AEWA national reports taking, and illegal c. Develop and implement pilot NA, WA, CA, 2012-2017 250,000 Secretariat In collaboration with trade, which is being projects in each sub-region on EA, SA per partner organisations with fully enforced providing alternative livelihoods to expertise in the field; local communities as a means of funding to be solicited ensuring compliance with the from development legislation agencies Table 8: Results and actions for implementing complementary target 1 of objective 2 Complementary Target 1: Suitable consumptive and non-consumptive tourism models on wetlands and waterbirds are developed and built into national strategies and management plans Result Action Geographic scope Time Budget (€) Lead Comments CT/1.1: Case studies a. Carry out at least three case studies Africa: case 2013-2016 270,000 CPs in countries with Link to Ramsar. Include evaluate the on the development of successful studies in each selected case studies in sites where waterbirds are importance of tourism tourism options covering main sub-region partnership with the main attraction for for waterbird consumptive & (N, W&C, E&S Secretariat and other visitors. Consider also conservation are integrated tourism Africa) partners CBNRM activities under published and CT/2. disseminated,
eliminate illegal taking of waterbirds, the use of poisoned baits and other methods of taking, and illegal trade, which is being fully enforced b. Each CP develops, adopts and enforces legislation based on this review and on the harvest study (results under Target 2.2) All 2015-2017 and beyond CP resources Agencies in charge of AEWA implementation in each CP Support provided by the Secretariat and other stakeholders such as the IUCN Law Centre and AEWA national reports c. Develop and implement pilot projects in each sub-region on providing alternative livelihoods to local communities as a means of ensuring compliance with the legislation NA, WA, CA, EA, SA 2012-2017 250,000 per Secretariat In collaboration with partner organisations with expertise in the field; funding to be solicited from development agencies Table 8: Results and actions for implementing complementary target 1 of objective 2 Complementary Target 1: Suitable consumptive and non-consumptive tourism models on wetlands and waterbirds are developed and built into national strategies and management plans Result Action Geographic scope Time Budget (€) Lead Comments CT/1.1: Case studies evaluate the importance of tourism for waterbird conservation are published and disseminated, a. Carry out at least three case studies on the development of successful tourism options covering consumptive & integrated tourism Africa: case studies in each main sub-region (N, W&C, E&S Africa) 2013-2016 270,000 CPs in countries with selected case studies in partnership with Secretariat and other partners Link to Ramsar. Include sites where waterbirds are the main attraction for visitors. Consider also CBNRM activities under CT/2.
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