Final Evaluation of the - UNEP

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Acronyms ADB: African Development Bank ALLPRO: ASAL Livestock and Livelihood Project ALRMP: Arid Lands Resource Management Project ASAL: Arid and Semi-Arid Land AVHRR: Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer BOCOBONET: Botswana Community based Organizations Network CAP: Community Action Plan CBNRM: Community-based Natural Resource Management CBO: Community Based Organization CBRM: Community-based range management CJPC: Catholic Justice and Peace Commission DEAP: District Environment Action Plan DEC: District Environment Committee DENR: (former) Department of Environment and Natural Resources (MEWT, Botswana) DFO: District Forest Officer DFRR: Department of Forestry and Range Resources (MEWT, Botswana) DWNP: Department of Wildlife & National Parks (MEWT, Botswana) DRSRS: Department of Resource Surveys and Remote Sensing EMC: Environment Management Committee EMCA: Environmental Management and Coordination Act EVI: Enhanced Vegetation Index FE: Final Evaluation FHI: Food for the Hungry International GEF: Global Environment Management Facility GIS: Geographic Information System GoK: Government of Kenya GTZ: Gesselschaft Fur Technische Zusammanarbeit GTZ-IS: Gesselschaft Fur Technische Zusammanarbeit-International Services IGA: Income-generating activity IK: Indigenous knowledge IPAL: Integrated Project on Arid Lands ISRA: Institut Senegalais de Recherche Agricole ITDG: Intermediate Technology Development Group (now Practical Action) IV: Indigenous vegetation IVP: Indigenous Vegetation Project KARI: Kenya Agricultural Research Institute KARLS: Kenya Arid Lands Research Station KEFRI: Kenya Forestry Research Institute KFS: Kenya Forest Service 5
MADEMA: Marsabit District Environmental Management Association MCSS: Ministry of Culture and Social Services (Kenya) MDP: Marsabit Development Programme MENR: Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Kenya) MEWT: Ministry of Environment, Wildlife & Tourism (Botswana) MLFD: Ministry of Livestock & Fisheries Development (Kenya) MoA: Ministry of Agriculture (Kenya) MODIS: Moderate Resolution Image Spectrometer M.Sc.: Master of Science MTE: Mid-term Evaluation MWI: Ministry of Water & Irrigation (Kenya) NDVI: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index NEMA: National Environment Management Authority NGO: Non-Governmental Organization NORAD: Norwegian Agency for Development NPSC: National Project Steering Committee NPU: National Project Unit NRM: Natural Resource Management PD: IVP Project Document PTMC: Project Technical Management Committee RCU: Regional Coordination Unit RPSC: Regional Policy Steering Committee RSC: Regional Steering Committee RTA: Regional Technical Advisor SWOT: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats TAC: Technical Advisory Committee ToR: Terms of Reference TREMU: Turkana Resource Evaluation and Monitoring Unit (UNESCO) UNDP: United Nations Development Programme UNEP: United Nations Environment Programme UNESCO: United Nations Educations, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNOPS: United Nations Office for Project Services UoO: University of Oslo VSF-Belgium: Veterinaires sans Frontieres WFP: World Food Programme 6
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communities for CBRM development. I
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Botswana. Kenya has since been done
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challenge in all countries. It pres
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199. Successful CBNRM requires effe
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206. UNEP-GEF projects are often re
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Annex I: National consultant report
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Sigles et Abréviations AG Assembl
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Sommaire Introduction …………
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En second lieu : les perspectives e
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3.1.1 La pertinence des objectifs 3
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projet, de l’élaboration des bud
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été entravée par la pénurie de
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malgré la déception que l’on pe
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d'accompagnement, de suivi, de cons
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Annexes A1 : TdR de l’évaluation
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• Décrire et évaluer les effort
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Annexe 2 : CALENDRIER DE L’EVALUA
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• Une réunion d’échanges et d
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ACTIVITÉS PRÉVUES ET PLANIFIÉES
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2006 Identification des villages te
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Annexe 9 : LISTE DES DOCUMENTS REAL
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5 Alima SIBY Ménager 6 Ziriki DIKO
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12 Guegue NAMA Ménager 13 Masoude
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21 Handoul Moctar COULIBALY Cultiva
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38 Fatma Kaoufa COULIBALY Ménagèr
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7 Abou BERTHE IER Sotuba 8 Mahamane
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List of Acronyms ALRMP: Arid Lands
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Executive Summary The objective of
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1.0 Introduction 1.1 Background The
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• Key stakeholders have knowledge
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contribution in the initiation of t
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egeneration especially of Acacia se
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after the project mid-term review a
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Timeliness and effectiveness of sup
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Effectiveness of regional mechanism
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Turkana Project Site were housed by
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Budgeting for the project was withi
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Objective and Scope of the FE The o
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Sometimes, adequate information on
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likelihood that any required financ
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throughout the project implementati
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Executing Agency and Technical Staf
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which local communities actively pa
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For the development of viable commu
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symbolized by opportunistic decisio
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management is concerned, most polic
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the two in which their strengths in
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Incentives can also take the form o
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Kaburu, H.K., Ekiru, B., Situma, C.
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