Eastern Africa Coastal Forest Programme: Regional Workshop ...

Country:
Conservation Target: 1
(summary)
Scale of
Action
Global
Regional
National
Local
(Province,
District,
Community)
MOZAMBIQUE: ACTIONS TO MEET TARGETS
Mozambique
The status and extent of the Mozambican coastal forest is documented by 2005 for the purposes of
effective planning and management.
Assumptions and Key Stakeholders
Risks
Actions needed Indicators of Success Means of
Verification
1. Support technically
and with GIS
2. Coordinate survey
along Rovuma w/
Tanzania.
3. Provide financial
support
4. Identify potential
Coastal Forest
areas (satellite
images)
5. Survey the areas.
6. Prepare report and
database.
7. Identify research
priorities.
1. Identify potential
Coastal Forest
areas (local
knowledge).
2. Organise and train
local teams.
3. Survey the areas.
• GIS available.
• Tanzanians participate in
Nangade survey.
• Database, report, and maps
available to all by 2005.
• survey includes: forest
types, distribution, and
extent;
• centres of endemism and
levels of threat;
• socioeconomic data
• Database, report, and maps
available to all by 2005.
• Tanzanians will be
interested.
• Support and funds will
be available.
• Government willing to
support this
programme.
• Economy will be
sufficiently stable (lack
of wars, floods,
drought, hunger) that
the programme will
continue to be feasible.
• Political stability
• Willingness of local
structures and
communities to
participate.
Relevant Tanzanian
authorities
WWF Regional Office
DNFFB
MICOA
University (UEM)
WWF, other NGO’s
DINAGECA
• DPADR (SPFFB,
DINAGECA)
• DPCAA
• NGO’s
• District and Local
authorities
Eastern African Coastal Forests - 101 - Workshop Report, Nairobi February 4-7 2002