International Financial and reduce wildlife Institutions, Multilateral poaching and trafficking. Development Banks, or other internationally recognized research or development Share lessons learned and entities. best practices on preventing human-wildlife • Training communities in conflict, i.e., using new methods to protect their tools and technologies, and crops from elephants, hippos, warthogs, or other animals. promoting integrated land Conduct community use planning. sensitization to reduce the use Support and strengthen of snares, which injure the tools and technologies for animals. improved wildlife crime enforcement across the • Where necessary, park region and between rangers should be responsible for dispatching injured animals to assure it is done humanely, that the species is not of special concern, and make a on whether poaching occurred. Support a regional Categorical Exclusion, platform for conservation per §216.2(c)2 though policy harmonization and • (iii) Analyses, studies, transboundary land use academic or research planning. workshops and meetings; • (v) Document and information transfers; and • (xiv) Studies, projects, or programs intended to develop the capability of recipient countries to engage in development planning. Foster African Categorical Exclusion, ‘champions’/agents of per §216.2(c)2 change within civil society and government • (iii) Analyses, studies, organizations as strong academic or research advocates for conservation workshops and and transboundary meetings; landscape management, • (v) Document and and create opportunities information transfers; for these champions to and
International Financial Institutions, Multilateral Development Banks, or other internationally recognized research or development entities. • Training communities in methods to protect their crops from elephants, hippos, warthogs, or other animals. Conduct community sensitization to reduce the use of snares, which injure the animals. • Where necessary, park rangers should be responsible for dispatching injured animals to assure it is done humanely, that the species is not of special concern, and make a on whether poaching occurred. and reduce wildlife poaching and trafficking. Share lessons learned and best practices on preventing human-wildlife conflict, i.e., using new tools and technologies, and promoting integrated land use planning. Support and strengthen tools and technologies for improved wildlife crime enforcement across the region and between Support a regional platform for conservation though policy harmonization and transboundary land use planning. Categorical Exclusion, per §216.2(c)2 • (iii) Analyses, studies, academic or research workshops and meetings; • (v) Document and information transfers; and • (xiv) Studies, projects, or programs intended to develop the capability of recipient countries to engage in development planning. Foster African ‘champions’/agents of change within civil society and government organizations as strong advocates for conservation and transboundary landscape management, and create opportunities for these champions to Categorical Exclusion, per §216.2(c)2 • (iii) Analyses, studies, academic or research workshops and meetings; • (v) Document and information transfers; and
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