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CHAPTER IV CONCLUSIONS 4.1 PROGRESS TOWARDS THE 2010 TARGET AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STRATEGIC PLAN The information for this part of the report has been provided in accordance with decisions VII/30 of the COP of the CBD. Every effort has been made to keep to the objectives of the decisions (UNEP 2004). Contribution for information on sectoral strategies and plans, progress made in implementing the NBSAP and obstacles met (Annex II has been completed accordingly.) Contributions have come from stakeholders in various fields of biodiversity. Their submissions have been accepted as genuine on the following basis: The National report preparatory stage allowed them enough time to check the realities of the activities they were reporting. All the reporters are specialists in their fields of reporting and many have lived through the experiences of the CBD implementation requirements and processes. Most of their information had been cross-checked by field monitors and current progress reports. 4.2 Progress towards the Goals of the Strategic Plan of the Convention Information for this sub-section has been linked up with what has already been supplied in previous sections .In many cases cross references from the report sections have been used. The model is found in Annex II. 72
Ta ble 46. Progress Towards “The 2010 Biodiversity Target” Goals National Targets Incorporation into Sectoral Strategy plans Progress made in Implementing NBSAP Indicators for measuring Progress Obstacles Encountered 1.Promote conservation Biodiversity, Ecosystems, Habitats Biomes of and 1.1 At least 10% of each of the World’s ecological regions effectively conserved Target is to conserve 30% of national territory Former PAs exist new ones are being acquired PAs so far 9% of national territory. PAs under creation 2.1% of national territory Financial limitations Illegal exploitation Illegal hunting/poaching population pressure NBSAP not known to most stakeholders 1.2 Areas of particular importance to biodiversity protected Formation plans on mountain Ecosystem Botanical, zoological gardens, wildlife sanctuaries Emphasis on protection since adoption of NBSAP 15 national parks, 20 forest reserves, 3 zoological gardens, 2 botanical gardens, 4 sanctuaries Recruitment of control staff Eco-guards and forest guards for protected areas Poor application of PAs regulations 2.Promote the conservation of Species Diversity 2.1 Restore, maintain, or reduce the decline of species of selected taxonomic groups Wildlife, Forestry, Fisheries, regulations Strategies and Action Plans in agriculture livestock and fisheries, forestry Special attention on threatened spp of plants and animals like Tauraco persa (bird) Psittacus erithacus (bird) Gorilla gorilla (primate) Loxodanta africana Protection measures of classified species into classes A, B, C for wildlife and exploitation diameter classes for timber and quotas for non-timber spp Limited capacities and funds for research and publication of findings NBSAP not well known to stakeholders 2.2 Status of threatened species improved Policies and laws on threatened ecosystem and species. Forest, Agriculture, Fisheries, Livestock, Wildlife and Land Policies. Texts limiting exploitation and exportation of some plant/animal spp Text of application of Law nº94/01 of 20 January 1994 on Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries Text of application of laws on fisheries, wildlife, forestry Information to biodiversity users Projects to encourage protection of threatened spp Limitation of funds for adequate information to users of biodiversity NBSAP not well known to stakeholders 3. Promote the 3.1 Genetic diversity of crops, Conservation Indigenous communities have Participation in workshops related Lack of incentives 73
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This report is the
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The adoption of National Commitment
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Fourth Nation
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PROCEDURE USED FOR DEVELOPING THE R
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INTRODUCTION Cameroon’s Fourth Na
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Ecosystem Case Study Martin Cheek (
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1.1.2 HABITATS 1.1.2.1 OVERVIEW: As
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Baglafecht weaver Ploceus baglafech
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logs could not be found by the skid
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Table 11. Practical Measures for Ha
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2 3 1 1. Filming of the Taiping Fou
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Two new species of coffee have been
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