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NACOMA Project - Preparation phaseRapid Assessment of the Development Plans, Biodiversity Conservation Projects and Socio-Economic Situation of the Namib Coastal RegionsSubcomponent2. TargetedinvestmentProjectsActivities Priority* Indicators2.1 Establish mechanism for selection,approval and monitoring of targetedinvestments2.2 Support preparation of project profiles foron-site management of natural resourcesfor biodiversity conservation2.3 Support implementation of project profilesfor on-site management of naturalresources for biodiversity conservationand aftercare system2.4 Evaluate and share “lessons learned” andmake them accessible1 • Process for identifying, preparing, reviewing, approving and supervisingmonetary investments defined• EMP and guidelines and criteria defined for targeted investments to besupported by NACOMA for selection of projects• Template documents drafted that can be used to solicit, receive, evaluate andkeep track of projects, as well as for project auditing• List of projects not eligible for funding prepared3 • Environmental Planner and Development Planner in Regional Councils trainedto assist potential proponents in selecting projects and writing proposals, also toother agencies• Projects identified and proposals prepared in the four coastal regions4 • Environmental Planner in Regional Councils trained to assist monitoring andaftercare of projects implemented• Projects for site-specific natural resources management ongoing in the fourcoastal regions• “After care” provided through Development Officers in Regional Councilsuntil projects are on a solid footing5 • Results of on-site project assessed• “Lessons learned” gathered and shared between the coastal regions, lineministries and other stakeholders involved in implementation or affected by theprojectsPriority: All activities are considered priority; the scale of 1(highest) to 5 (lowest) indicates “urgency” rather than absolute priority.60
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