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CAIMAN Outcome IndicatorsLegal and associatedprocedural reformsSensitization of colonistsregarding rights and boundariesAssistance by external actors Support and relationship withFundación CofánIntegration of projects Leadership training Communities changing their way Legalizationof lifeDelimitation Rapid methods of communication Ability to attract funding andprojectsPolitical stability of recent Awareness of consequences (e.g.,yearsTexaco suit)Representation ofResolution of conflictsindigenous communities ingovernment bodiesMOE has fewer resources Higher biodiversity profile of area(negative)within scientific communityThe local and international profileof the CofánLeadership perspectiveDialogue with external actorsCompliance with communityNRM rulesPopulation growth (negative)Use of forest products forhandicrafts (negative)Continued encroachment(negative)Decreased level of invasionImplementation of the ForestryLawDeparture of oil interests/feweroil spillsDepletion of fish/wildlifeencouraging extraction(negative)Pollution outside territoryleaking in through rivers(negative)Note: Cells shown in the same color illustrate similar contributing forms cited by respondents across various outcome indicators.E-4 INDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN ECUADOR: RAPID IMPACT ASSESSMENT
ANNEX F: CAIMANINTERVENTIONS AND RELATEDOUTCOMESINDIGENOUS TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN ECUADOR: RAPID IMPACT ASSESSMENT F-1
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