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particular should be involved) • Establish clear links with industry as partners in research. Industry should assist in funding research, especially in areas that are of concern to industry and their effects on biodiversity. NIHERST IMA Industry 18. Broaden access to, and provide opportunities for, sharing information, consideration being given to the cost of information and the need for cost- sharing in acquisition of information • Articulate an information policy at the National and Institutional levels, for the sharing of information, but which recognizes ownership rights associated with the origin of such information. • Implement a central clearinghouse for data and information relevant to biodiversity, which can be accessed by researchers, managers and the public. Consideration must be given to the emerging National Environmental Information System (NEIS). • Promote institutional strengthening related to the acquisition and management of data. • Promote linkages between industry and government environmental planning agencies, for information sharing. 19. Utilize cost effective and appropriate research techniques and technologies. • Develop technical expertise and standard methodologies for specific research projects. • Train personnel and encourage technology transfer. • Provide adequate incentives and remuneration. • Provide access to training opportunities. POLICY AND COMMITTMENT EMA MALMR / IMA National Library and Information System UWI Research Institutions THA NIHERST UWI Institutions to be specified 400,000.00 20. Integrate policy objectives for biodiversity conservation into policy statements for all sectors. • Establish an authority for Biological Diversity which will coordinate and monitor biodiversity issues in the country. • Organize Ministerial workshops to discuss integration of biodiversity concerns into sectoral policies, and discuss their implications to plans, programmes and projects of all Ministries. • Establish interagency policy planning teams. • Initiate a systematic review and redraft of Government policies, which affect biodiversity conservation and make policy interventions to ensure biodiversity concerns are addressed. • Conduct an assessment to determine how institutions can be strengthened to enable development of an integrative policy process. 21. Develop a clear policy process for adoption by Government entities (incl. National Budgets) and ensure that strategic action plans of these entities incorporate implications on biodiversity conservation and the EMA THA EMA THA 150,000.00 xiii
environment as a whole • Introduce annual Auditing and Appraisal systems to monitor policies, plans and programmes in Ministries that impact biodiversity. • Based on these Auditing and Appraisal systems, mandate where necessary, policy interventions to ensure biodiversity conservation is addressed. • Each Agency should hold discussions with other appropriate agencies and stakeholders to reach agreement on a policy process using guidelines on policy formulation prepared by the Ministry of Planning and Development. • Identify indicators for monitoring progress with policy objectives, strategies and actions during this policy process. • Natural resources management agencies will develop creative financial instruments to achieve policy objects for biodiversity management. • Identify and access sources of funding from international donor agencies 100,000.00 22. Make sectoral interventions to increase the sensitivity of policy to biodiversity. EMA • Advise on interventions in Government policies in all sectors of National life. 25,000.00 23. Institutionalize public participation in the development of government policy for the conservation and management of biodiversity. • Incorporate stakeholder, community and public participation in the development of public sector policy. • Include as appropriate, stakeholders (e.g. NGO's and CBO's) on boards of management, and committees that manage and plan biodiversity conservation. EMA MALMR / All Government Ministries Total • Mandate government and private sector developers to obtain input from communities on plans, policies and developments, which will impact biodiversity in their areas. 100,000.00 6,560,000.00 xiv
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