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GEF-4 Tracking Tool for Biodiversity Focal Area Strategic Objective One: Catalyzing Sustainability of Protected Area Issue Criteria Score: Tick only one box per question 30c: Condition of values TOTAL SCORE Activities to maintain key biodiversity, ecological and cultural values are a routine part of park management 31 +1 62 Comment/Explanation Next steps
1 MAINSTREAMING BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION THROUGH LOW-IMPACT ECOTOURISM IN THE NATIONAL PROTECTED AREAS SYSTEM (SINAP) PN-X1003 MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN A. Monitoring Plan and Impact Evaluation Plan 1.1 The project has two levels of monitoring: 1) monitoring and evaluation of project progress, with the principal objective of tracking and assessing progress in achieving outcomes and outputs detailed within the Results Framework and other project documents, and 2) the establishment of an Ecotourism Impact Monitoring System (ETIMS), fully linked to ANAM`s PMEMAP (Programa de Mejoramiento de la Efectividad de Manejo de las Areas Protegidas), and sustainable beyond the execution of the Project. 1.2 Monitoring and evaluation at the project level, including the day-to-day monitoring of project activities, will be the responsibility of the Project Coordinator, based within ANAM (the Executing Agency), with support from the Financial Specialist assigned for this operation within ANAM. The Project Coordinator will liaise with ANAM’s upper-level management, ATP, and the Bank to ensure adequate communication and smooth coordination throughout the execution of the project. The total estimated cost for Project progress monitoring and evaluation is US$120,000. 1.3 For the design and operation of an Ecotourism Impact Monitoring System (ETIMS), during the first six months of the project, the Ecotourism Specialist will assist ANAM to develop a locally appropriate, adaptive, integrated and costeffective data management system, building on existing scientific and socioeconomic monitoring initiatives and information. Resources for this activity have been incorporated in Component 2 for the 9 protected areas selected as destinations for this project with a view of eventually incorporating the system to the PMEMAP and applying it to the entire SINAP. The ETIMS is intended to expand the data already being collected for PMEMAP, providing more specific information on the following aspects of ecotourism in PAs: (i) an ecological dimension, with a view to assessing the impacts of tourism visitation (including specific activities such as hiking, rafting, diving) on ecosystem health through the analysis of trends in biological and threat reduction indicators compared against established baselines in line-transects and quadrants around highly visited sites such as trails, overlooks, dive sites and anchoring locations. The monitoring approach which is fully described in the Biodiversity Report calls for the use of biological and threat reduction indicators for the following: (a) vegetation (% cover, degree of fragmentation, species/community diversity/abundance, presence of threatened and/or endangered species). Data collection protocols will include: satellite imagery/aerial photo interpretation of cover; line transects, collection and measurement of specimens. Data to be
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PART I: PROJECT INFORMATION GEFSEC
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management effectiveness within nat
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trails, 103Km), only two PAs have a
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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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A. Background - 2 - I. DESCRIPTION
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