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FEASIBILITY STUDYON ESTABLISHING A TRANSBOUNDARY PROTECTED AREASHARR/ŠAR PLANINA – KORAB – DEŠAT/DESHAT
Table of ContentsEXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY 9PART 1. LOCAL CONTEXT FOR TRANSBOUNDARY COOPERATION 171.1. Border context 171.2. Local socio-economic context 211.2.1. Local ethnic, cultural and religious context 211.2.2. Local demographic context 261.2.3. Local economic context 291.2.4. Transport infrastructure 331.2.5. State of the environment of the region, and potential threats 34PART 2. NATURE AND ITS PROTECTION IN THE AREA 472.1. Brief overview of the natural values of the area 47Sharr/Šar Planina Mountains 49Korab - Dešat/Deshat Mountains 542.2. Legal and administrative framework for protected area designation and management 58Albania 59Kosovo - UN administered territory under UN Security Council resolution 1244/99 61The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 632.3. Comparison of protected area networks 682.4. Protected areas in the region of the planned transboundary protected area 72Kosovo (Kosovo - UN administered territory under UN Security Council resolution 1244/99)- Sharr Mountains / Mali Sharr National Park 72The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - Mavrovo National Park 772.5. Connectivity and continuity of protected area network in the region 792.5.1. European context 792.5.2. Planned new protected areas in Sharr/Šar Planina – Korab – Dešat/Deshat region 80Albania - Korabi Protected Landscape 80Kosovo - UN administered territory under UN Security Council resolution 1244/99- planned extension of Mali Sharr / Sharr Mountains National Park 832Feasibility Study: SHARR/ ŠAR PLANINA - KORAB - DESHAT/DEŠAT
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2.2. Legal and administrative frame
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The legal powers and duties delegat
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(Kosovo - UN administered territory
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landscape protection, and conservat
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The spatial planning documentation
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2.3. Comparison of protected area n
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Council resolution 1244/99). Unfort
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© Mavrovo National Park websiteMap
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the state border, at the boundary o
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2.5.2. Planned new protected areasi
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partial/active protection, buffer a
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transboundary cooperation between a
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Brushtla - peat bogs below the Kepi
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It should be noted here that none o
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stronghold for several threatened f
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Table 2. Tentative list of proposed
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Therefore, the presence of habitats
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- Stiftung Europäisches Naturerbe
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tected area belong to the less deve
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and sustainable development of thei
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• Common management planning, inc
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Developing the harmonised and compa
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It should be noted with concern tha
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ongoing cooperation to e.g. the Gov
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and sewage management, increased tr
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MAIN SOURCES OF INFORMATION1. Agenc
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43. Stevanovic, V., Jovanovic, S.,
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ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONSADA Austr
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThis study was prep
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DISCLAIMER:The contents of this vol
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