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Fourth Country Report from Sri Lankato the United Nations<strong>Convention</strong> on Biological DiversityJinie D S DelaNational Consultantfor preparation of the Fourth National Report to the <strong>Convention</strong> on Biological DiversityMarch 2009
Cover photo credits•••• Grasslands and forest at Illukkumbura, Knuckles Conservation Forest:© Jinie D S Dela.• The montane sub-species of the endemic purple-faced leaf monkey at HortonPlains National Park: © Samantha Mirandu• Traditional practices associated with paddy farming in the ancientvillage of Meemure, KCF: © Christopher Silva /Studio Times Limited.The photographs in this document cannot be used without permission from the copyright holder
Page 1: Fourth Country Report from Sri Lank
Page 6 and 7: Chapter 22.1 Introduction ……392
Page 8: List of figuresFigure 1.1 Map of Sr
Page 11 and 12: Baseline Biodiversity Survey (BBS)
Page 13 and 14: through skills building for reporti
Page 15: Chapter 11.1 IntroductionThis chapt
Page 19 and 20: Figure 1.2: Major climatic zones ba
Page 21 and 22: Evolutionary significance of Sri La
Page 23 and 24: 1.3 Species diversity1.3.1 StatusSr
Page 25 and 26: .11 Coastal and marine ecosystemsTA
Page 27 and 28: wetland habitats (MALF, 1995; IUCN
Page 29 and 30: Dry monsoon forests (Figure 1.3) lo
Page 31 and 32: woody species and faunal diversity
Page 33 and 34: TABLE 1.7: Trends in detection of i
Page 35 and 36: Bank, 2008), and are distributed th
Page 37 and 38: salt marshes occur along the coast
Page 39 and 40: Sri Lanka also has a range of cerea
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Page 43 and 44: Soil erosion is extremely high in t
Page 45 and 46: 1.8.5 Impact of changes in biodiver
Page 47 and 48: Chapter 22.1 IntroductionSri Lanka
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2.2.5 Institutional arrangements fo
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problem for non-implementation of t
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Key threats Specific issue Statusco
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Key threats Specific issue StatusSp
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TABLE 2.2: Major donor funded proje
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Chapter 33.1 IntroductionThe Confer
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Primary Stakeholders*Secondary stak
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laws concerning access to genetic r
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TABLE 3.3: Integration of biodivers
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Area of purviewPolicies / plans/ la
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Overall, biodiversity consideration
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SectorInstitutions, mandates and na
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Planning and policydevelopmentMonit
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oth western and traditional (i.e. A
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the need for a mechanism to impleme
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Stockholm Convention</stron
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Chapter 44.1 Introduction4.1.1 The
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4.2.4. Evaluation of achieving targ
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for declaration of PAs, and adoptio
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• Programmes for ex-situ conserva
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The crop wild relatives projectThe
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WetlandsUnder the Wetland Conservat
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active in detecting such illegal ex
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ecause of anthropogenic factors suc
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• Systematic gathering of atmosph
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egion for over a week (Arulpragrasa
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FOCAL AREA: MAINTAIN GOODS AND SERV
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FisheriesThe national marine fisher
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• Health and well being of rural
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• The MoENR has formulated a nati
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4.3 Impact of NBSAPs and related se
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Strategic goalsScale ofagreementSri
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Strategic goalsScale ofagreementSri
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Ministry of Environment & Natural R
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Appendix II - Further sources of in
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62. Fernando, N. (1997) A Personnal
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133. MoENR, 2007b. The Thematic Ass
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Appendix IIIProgress towards Target
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.2.1 Protected Areas under the DWLC
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National Target (NCSA 3 5.7, 2007)I
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disturbance by over-visitation and
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PoWPA Target: By 2008, sufficient f
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Project (2001-2008)Other Policies,
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There is no overall policy to guide
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The ADB funded Forest Resources Man
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Status of actions taken/in progress
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The Community Participation Project
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B.4.8 PoWPA Goal 3.2 - To build cap
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B.5 Overview of obstacles for imple
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