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Anti-poaching, LawenforcementLaw-enforcementTrade, Government,Private-sectorChimpanzees, Capacity,Monitoring, Awareness,People, Park, Protection,Training, Equipment,Surveys, Education,CommunitiesProtection, ManagementTradeProtectionJan 2004 – Dec2006Etoga Gilles2001 Giuseppe Topa,gtopa@worldbank.org, JuergenBlaser,jblaser@worldbank.orgPeterStephensonPJStephenson@wwfint.org2002 Javier Garcia,DavidFernandezNo follow-up wasmadeDiseaseProtected-Areas1997 - present Nathan WolfeLicensing, Sustainability,Quotas, Sanctions,Monitoring, Control,Management, Policy,Community, Livelihoods,Protection, Capacitybuilding,Informationexchange,PublicationsHealth1994 - present Kristin Olsen,OLSEN927@aol.comCommunity, Hunting,Data collection,Research, Bushmeat,Education, Monitoring,Training, ChimpsManagementManagement1997-present Alex Forbes,Amforbes@compuserve.com,( Edinburgh)MWMA has 100members from 11villages and has beensuccessful in securingmore equitable benefitsharing from wildlifeexploitation. , BatokeWMC has a bushmeatoff-take subcommittee.TheWMCs haveencouraged all localhunters to registertheir guns with theauthorities andnegotiated a 60%reduction in cost ofhunting permits.MWMA and WMCmembers haveagreed to suspendtheir right tosubsistence huntinguntil quota systemsare in place. Somemembers arenevertheless noncompliant.
Bushmeat, Trade,Methodologies,Education, Economics,Ecology, WorkshopsPolicy Briefing, Animals:,caterpillarsPolicy Briefing, Animals:,FishPolicy Briefing,Communities,Management, EconomicsPolicy Briefing,Consumption,Biodiversity,ManagementPolicy Briefing,Economics, SustainabilityResearchResearch, Surveys,Interviews, Economics,Awareness,Campaigning, EducationLaw-enforcement, Antipoaching,Equipment,Eco-guardsInformation, Publications,Awareness, EducationAwareness,Campaigning,Information, Education,Publications, Antipoaching,Equipmant,Funding, LawenforcementResearchResearchResearchResearchResearchResearchResearchResearchCampaigningLaw-enforcementInformationCollaborationSanctuaries, Apes,Orphans SanctuariesRescue, Education,Rehabilitation,Awareness, Primates,Gorillas, Chimpanzees,Drills, Mandrills,Baboons, Mangabeys,Guenons, Ungulates,Training SanctuariesInformation, AwarenessInformation2000-2001 Natural Resources Institute, 01634883 051,E.Robinson@greenwich.ac.uk(NRI),Ebjno2@compuserve.com(FFI),d.brown@odi.org.uk(ODI)Project update inappendix, *2004 PaulVantomme,paul.vantomme.fao.org2004 Ian Watson,Fishiwatson@aol.com2004 Andrew Hurst,a.hurst@odi.org2004 Reginald Hoyt,reg.hoyt@forestpartnersinternational.org2004 Guy Cowlishaw,guy.cowlishaw@ioz.ac.uk20042001 LiseAlbrechtsenKarl Westphal,karlw@prcsu.durban.gov.za,Dave Morgan,davetsp@iafrica.comKarl Westphal,karlw@prcsu.durban.gov.za,Dave Morgan,davetsp@iafrica.comKarl Westphal,karlw@prcsu.durban.gov.za,Dave Morgan,davetsp@iafrica.com2001 - present Karl Westphal,karlw@prcsu.durban.gov.za,Dave Morgan,davetsp@iafrica.comDoug Cress1994- present Davis Lucas, Project update ininfo@limbewildl appendix, *ife.org2003 Planet21@totalise.co.uk
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Muntiacus vuquangensis GIANT MUNTJA
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Miopithecus talapoin talapoin (W&C)
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Myosciurus pumilio African pygmy sq
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Acrida giganteaAcrida lataAcrida su
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