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OPPORTUNITIES • Strong will from partners in the subregion. • WWF and its partners long experience and capacity. • Supportive National Environmental Policy. • Great potential for revenues and contributing to the national economy. • Community support and respect to coastal forests for cultural and traditional reasons. • Availability of biological and socio-economic data (less in Mozambique) • Commitment of WWF to scale up its coastal forest activities to a programme level. CHALLENGES • Dealing with countries with different policies towards forests and land use. • Defining coastal forests and determining their extent and boundary. • Fragmentation of coastal forests and too many players in it. • Identifying key threats, gaps and programme interventions. • Identifying national priorities and action plans targeting coastal forests. • Attracting and maintaining donors and partners interest. • Identifying major stakeholders and determining their role in the planning and implementation of the programme. • Sustaining and integrating WWF’s and others existing coastal forest projects in the EACFP. LESSONS • Site specific project activities meant limited impact on the broad ecological problems of the coastal forests. • Lack of concept defining linkages between site level interventions and landscape level forest services. • Limited understanding on forging a common vision that builds on linkages between and within different projects and forest components. • Lack of institutional framework that addresses cross-border conservation and policy issues. • Relatively limited capacity to address community participation issues. • Absence of an initial baseline survey and other data making planning and monitoring difficult. • Lack of frameworks where conservation and development practitioners debate or discuss common and crosscutting issues. PURPOSES OF THE WORKSHOP Eastern Africa Coastal Forests - 34 - Workshop Report, Nairobi February 4-7 2002
• Assess and review national coastal forest resource issues, extent, threats and status and deliver a regional synthesis with a view to contribute to the EACFP planning processes. • Develop an East African Coastal Forest Programme vision, strategy and action plan for realizing national and transboundary aspirations. WORKSHOP EXPECTED OUTPUTS 1. Up-dated EA coastal forest maps and protected area status and threats and root causes identified. 2. A programme vision and strategic action plans developed 3. Long and short-term programme interventions at national and transboundary level identified. 4. Set of national level targets and actions and their linkages to the EACF programme identified. 5. Development of an EACF Programme LFA table attempted. CURRENT ACTIVITIES IN THE EACFP 1. Programme planning and development (EARPO) 2. Kaya Kinondo Ecotourism Pilot Project (Kenya) 3. Tanzania coastal forest project (Tanzania) 4. Quirimbas National Park Project (Mozambique) Eastern Africa Coastal Forests - 35 - Workshop Report, Nairobi February 4-7 2002
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ANNEX O: WORKSHOP EVALUATION RESULT
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