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Coiba National Park No 256,195 ha aarine and terrestrial ecosystems GEF-4 Tracking Tool for Biodiversity Focal Area Strategic Objective One: Catalyzing Sustainability of Protected Area Systems 53,732 ha terrestrial ecosystems 202,463 ha marine ecosystems Darien National Park No 579,000 ha Terrestrial ecosystem • UNESCO World Heritage site (2005) • Important Areas for Birds in Panama (VR-3) • UNESCO World Heritage site (1981) • Component of the area nucleus of the Reserve of the Biosphere of Darien 7 (SINAP) National Park National System of Protected Areas National Park National System of Protected Areas X X
Soberania National Park Baru Volcano National Park Omar Torrijos Herrera National Park GEF-4 Tracking Tool for Biodiversity Focal Area Strategic Objective One: Catalyzing Sustainability of Protected Area Systems No 22,104 ha terrestrial ecosystems No 15,680.48 ha terrestrial ecosystems No 25,275 ha terrestrial ecosystems (1983) Important Areas for Birds in Panama (DR- 4) • Important Areas for Birds in Panama (PM-8) • Component of the area nucleus of the Reserve of the Biosphere of the La Amistad Biosphere Reserve (2001 • Important Areas for Birds in Panama (CH-2)) • Important Areas for Birds in Panama (C- 1)) 8 National Park National System of Protected Areas National Park National System of Protected Areas National Park National System of Protected Areas X X X
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PART I: PROJECT INFORMATION GEFSEC
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3. Strengthening of income generati
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E. CONSULTANTS WORKING FOR TECHNICA
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management effectiveness within nat
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een identified among plants, amphib
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trails, 103Km), only two PAs have a
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array of natural, historical and cu
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payments for environmental services
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the International Park “La Amista
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egulatory framework for mainstreami
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of coastal and marine resources. Th
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F. DISCUSS THE VALUE-ADDED OF GEF I
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5. In summary, the incremental reas
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c. Creating the conditions for up-s
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PART IV: EXPLAIN THE ALIGNMENT OF P
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ANNEX A: PROJECT RESULTS FRAMEWORK
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Matrix of Indicators Component 1 Ba
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Component 2 Base Year 1 Year 2 Year
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February 23, 2009 Please ensure coo
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Diagnostic of existing ecotourism s
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ANNEX E: Ecotourism resources and p
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-iii- CONTENT PROJECT SUMMARY .....
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A. Background - 2 - I. DESCRIPTION
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Protected Areas Threats: Data Sheet
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