Eastern Africa Coastal Forest Programme: Regional Workshop ...
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• WWF should encourage dialogue between Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique to<br />
identify areas with potential for synergy and focus on transboundary sites, e.g.<br />
Ruvuma and Kaya forests.<br />
• There is a need to harmonise with the GEF PDF Block B grant application for<br />
the Kenyan and Tanzanian coastal forests. The Tanzanian and Kenyan Protected<br />
Area institutions in collaboration with WWF will finalise their documentation<br />
and apply for GEF-PDF Block B funding for developing their National <strong>Coastal</strong><br />
<strong>Forest</strong> Strategic Action Plans. WWF will assess the possibilities for<br />
Mozambique for accessing UNDP-GEF money and also approach its donors for<br />
arranging some mid term funding for implementing programme’s regional and<br />
national activities.<br />
WWF agreed to circulate the workshop report in March 2002. In each country,<br />
national stakeholder workshops will be held to revisit and refine the action plan as it<br />
applies in each country, as well as to build stakeholder commitment to<br />
implementation. A synthesis report will be produced and distributed to donor<br />
community, workshop participants and WWF networks by February 2002. The draft<br />
programme document for the EACFP will be developed by WWF and distributed to<br />
the WWF network, national taskforces, GEF/UNDP, Ford Foundation and other<br />
donors by June 2002. The refined action plan will be finalised by December 2002.<br />
The country task forces will lead these activities at a national level and contribute<br />
their findings to the regional co-ordination team.<br />
Table 3 : Proposed next steps: <strong>Regional</strong> co-ordination<br />
Actions Deadlines Potential partners<br />
• WWF to take a lead in regional facilitation. Ongoing<br />
National Task Forces<br />
• <strong>Workshop</strong> report circulated by end March End March 2002 WWF<br />
• Draft full documentation to be completed<br />
and distributed by end May/early June May/June 2002 WWF<br />
• WWF will try to facilitate national meetings<br />
to refine existing work and get enhanced End April 2002 WWF and National<br />
stakeholder commitment<br />
Task Force Leaders<br />
• <strong>Regional</strong> task force formed (KWS-Kenya,<br />
DNFFB-Mozambique, FBD-Tanzania, End of February WWF, KWS, DNFFB,<br />
WWF-Member/Coordination)<br />
2002<br />
FBD<br />
• Gezahegn/Neil of WWF will travel to<br />
Mozambique to discuss the development of<br />
Before end of June<br />
the CF national programme and develop<br />
2002<br />
WWF, DNFFB<br />
components into projects<br />
• Gezahegn of WWF will brief GEF (Alan<br />
Rodgers) on the results of the workshop.<br />
February 2002 WWF and GEF<br />
• WWF will work with Kenya and Tanzania<br />
Ongoing<br />
WWF and Ford<br />
and implement the Ford Foundation project<br />
Foundation<br />
components<br />
• Synthesis report produced and distributed to<br />
By end February WWF, <strong>Workshop</strong><br />
donor community, workshop participants<br />
2002<br />
participants<br />
and WWF networks<br />
• Gezahegn to travel to Tanzania for national<br />
discussions/Ford Foundation project<br />
• EACFP draft document produced and<br />
circulated for comments, endorsement and<br />
fund raising.<br />
• <strong>Regional</strong> Steering Group meeting<br />
By end of March<br />
By end of June<br />
2002<br />
WWF can support<br />
WWF, FDB, TPO,<br />
other NGOs (CARE,<br />
TFCG, Frontier,<br />
REMP, EUCAMP,<br />
Danida-Lindi, Districts)<br />
<strong>Eastern</strong> <strong>Africa</strong> <strong>Coastal</strong> <strong>Forest</strong>s - 21 - <strong>Workshop</strong> Report, Nairobi February 4-7 2002