usaid/nambia environmental threats and opportunities assessment
usaid/nambia environmental threats and opportunities assessment
usaid/nambia environmental threats and opportunities assessment
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />
A group of resource professionals led by Dr. Peter Tarr from the Southern Africa Institute for<br />
Environment Assessment (SAIEA) was used to provide background information <strong>and</strong> help guide this<br />
Environmental Threats <strong>and</strong> Opportunities Assessment (ETOA). Their efforts in coordinating the<br />
appropriate meetings, organizing the field trips, <strong>and</strong> providing a background information report is much<br />
appreciated. In addition, this <strong>assessment</strong> relied on the cooperation <strong>and</strong> goodwill of many others (a list is<br />
provided in Annex A). We are indebted to each of these individuals for the information they provided<br />
<strong>and</strong> sincerely hope that this <strong>assessment</strong> may be of value to them <strong>and</strong> their organizations. Specific thanks<br />
are extended to Mr. Chris Weaver, Managing Director for World Wildlife Fund in Namibia, <strong>and</strong> Mrs.<br />
Monica Koep, a Development/Democracy Consultant, who provided much insight <strong>and</strong> gave generously<br />
of their time to answer our many questions. At USAID, Environmental Officer Ms. Dalene van der<br />
Westhuizen was instrumental to the success of our assignment by helping to arrange meetings, plotting<br />
the logistical arrangements with us, <strong>and</strong> making constructive suggestions on key documents.<br />
USAID/NAMIBIA ENVIRONMENTAL THREATS AND OPPORTUNITIES ASSESSMENT<br />
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