GoB-UN POP 2010-2014 - UNFPA Botswana

CP Output 4.1.3: Strengthened institutionalcapacity for implementation of MultilateralEnvironmental Agreements (MEAs)CP Output 4.1.4: Institutional framework forcoordination of environmental educationinitiatives supported to effectively undertakeenvironmental education awarenessCP Output 4.1.5: Sustainable developmentprinciples mainstreamed in the nationalplanning processesOutput 4.1.6: Provision of environmentalradiological measurements servicesCP OUTCOME 4.2: National policiesand institutions promote and supportthe participation and beneficiationof communities in natural resourcesmanagement• 3 MEAs having an endorsedimplementation and monitoring plan/guidelines for implementation• 0 MEA with implementation plan/guidelinesor tools (2008)TARGETS:• 3 MEAs have implementation planguidelines of tools• Increase in media coverage in regard toenvironmental issues• National Environmental Education Strategyand Action Plan implemented in two keysectors• Two (2) strategic forums on capacitystrengthening of reporters documented• Minimal coverage of environmental issues• National Environmental EducationCommittee non-functionalTARGETS:• Media houses trained and delivering onkey environmental issues• Increase number of recyclers (by 5%)• Reduced waste going to the landfills• Increased percentage (to 25%) of wastebeing recycled• Currently most of the waste is beingdeposited at landfills• recycling is estimated at 20%TARGETS:• By 2014 25% of waste should be recycled• Established environmental laboratory forradiological environmental monitoring(radio-analytical laboratory)• laboratory manuals and laboratoryprocedures developed• TARGETS• Installation of gamma-spectrometrysystem• Training of two officers at experiencedlaboratories• Implementation of the environmentalmonitoring programme in the country• more CBOs with capacity to develop andimplements plans in natural resources andecosystem management and benefitdistribution (88-2008)• 88 CBOs (2008)• TARGETS:• 20% increase in the number of CBOsand communities exposed to multipletraining interventions in naturalresource management and ecosystemmanagementR: Limited fundingA: NCSA Report andRecommendations in placeA: Internal capacity for MEAcoordination at DEA is atreasonable levels for enhancedcapacityA: Adequate staffing available inGoB, Civil Society Organisations(CSO), and Private SectorA: Political willA: MEA implementation strategyin placeR: Low level interest bystakeholders in reporting on andengaging on environmentalissuesA: Political willA: Adequate capacityR: Slow off-take of sustainabledevelopment principles anddelays in completing theNational Strategy for SustainableDevelopmentA: Political willA: Adequacy of fundsA: Adequacy of technicalexpertiseR: Lack of trained techniciansA:Availability of FundsA: Counterpart institution is ableto sustain the equipment thathas been procuredA: Qualified staff retainedR: Limited fundingA: Increased capacity is linkedto an increase in the numberof CBOs working in naturalresources and ecosystemmanagement and benefitdistributionMEWT-DEA, All relevantministries and sectors, CSOsUNDPMEWT-DEA, relevant sectors UNDPUNEPMEWT-DEA, All sectors, CSOsand private sectorUNDP, UNEP,UNIDO,UNEP/PEIMIST -RPI IAEA 0.0912 0.0912 0MEWT, Birdlife, KCS, DWNP,Local communitiesUNDP, UNEP 2.060 0.890 1.120GoB - UN POP 2010 - 2014 51