1.4.1: All globally a. Develop SSAPs for the remaining All applicable 2012-2017 40,000 per Secretariat Stakeholders other than threatened and eight globally threatened countries SSAP CPs and the Secretariat asterisk-marked species/populations without SSAPs; are encouraged to initiate species/populations assess the need for an SSAP for the drafting processes for occurring in Africa one asterisk- marked population SSAPs , in coordination are subject of an with the Secretariat SSAP 1.4.2: All SSAPs a. All Range States designate their All Range States Upon 0 Range States IWSG are convened by have in place national representative and national convening the Secretariat established and expert to each AEWA ISWG of each operational ISWG international b. National Working Groups for each All States Within a CP resources National coordination SSAP are convened and coordinated year after representatives and mechanisms (AEWA by the national representatives and convening national experts International Species national experts in each Range State the ISWG designated to each Working Groups) AEWA ISWG c. All States provide annually All Range States Rolling 10,000 per RS in consultation Group 2-3 SSAPs under sufficient resources to maintain the coordination with the Secretariat one coordination international coordination mechanism mechanism mechanism for each SSAP d. funds for implementation of Globally Rolling Covered by IWSG coordinators At least one project the SSAPs the above funded per year per SSAP budget Actions for achieving Objective 2 of the AEWA Strategic Plan: To ensure that any use of waterbirds in the Agreement area is sustainable Table 5: Results and actions for implementing target 2.1 of objective 2 Target 2.1: The use of lead shot for hunting in wetlands is phased out in all Contracting Parties Result Action Geographic scope Time Budget (€) Lead Comments
1.4.1: All globally threatened and asterisk-marked species/populations occurring in Africa are subject of an SSAP a. Develop SSAPs for the remaining eight globally threatened species/populations without SSAPs; assess the need for an SSAP for the one asterisk- marked population All applicable countries 2012-2017 40,000 per SSAP Secretariat Stakeholders other than CPs and the Secretariat are encouraged to initiate drafting processes for SSAPs , in coordination with the Secretariat 1.4.2: All SSAPs have in place established and operational international coordination mechanisms (AEWA International Species Working Groups) a. All Range States designate their national representative and national expert to each AEWA ISWG All Range States Upon convening of each ISWG 0 Range States IWSG are convened by the Secretariat b. National Working Groups for each SSAP are convened and coordinated by the national representatives and national experts in each Range State All States Within a year after convening the ISWG CP resources National representatives and national experts designated to each AEWA ISWG c. All States provide annually sufficient resources to maintain the international coordination mechanism for each SSAP All Range States Rolling 10,000 per coordination mechanism RS in consultation with the Secretariat Group 2-3 SSAPs under one coordination mechanism d. funds for implementation of the SSAPs Globally Rolling Covered by the above budget IWSG coordinators At least one project funded per year per SSAP Actions for achieving Objective 2 of the AEWA Strategic Plan: To ensure that any use of waterbirds in the Agreement area is sustainable Table 5: Results and actions for implementing target 2.1 of objective 2 Target 2.1: The use of lead shot for hunting in wetlands is phased out in all Contracting Parties Result Action Geographic scope Time Budget (€) Lead Comments
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