Final Report - Asian Development Bank

Expected
Project
National Biodiversity
Project Output
Activities
Performance
Contribution
Indicators
� 7,000ha of forest cover under conservation
forestry and habitat management programs
� Ongoing investment into the up-scaling of
habitat management programs
management plans
� Landscape planning for the Qinling Mountains
Conservation analog forestry on collective land
Habitat restoration in Louguantai Forest Farm
Natural and assisted regeneration programs
Conservation agriculture programs
22. Restoration of forest, agricultural,
ocean, freshwater, grasslands, drylands
and urban ecosystems demonstrate
incorporation of biodiversity objectives
Theme 5: Cross-Cutting and CBD Emerging Issues: This theme encompasses measures to address a range of issues that have recently emerged under the Convention on Biological
Diversity coherently and strategically. The Results under this theme also address key cross-cutting issues, such as invasive alien species and access and benefit sharing. The contributions
of the Project to the relevant indicators are listed below.
23. Effective and strategic ex-situ � Ex-situ wildlife program for Qinling Mountains species � International standard ex-situ management for
conservation and reintroduction of based at SARC within an increasing wild or natural Qinling Mountains fauna and flora in ex-situ
endangered species
environment with supporting research program
zone supporting research and monitoring
� Ex-situ plant collection at the Qinling Botanic Garden programs that are integrated with in-situ
with supporting ecological science program
programs and plans
� Endangered species recovery programs
� Habitat restoration programs
24. Effective ex-situ conservation of � Ex-situ wildlife program for Qinling Mountains species � Successful SARC enterprise
commercially-important species and based at SARC within an increasing wild or natural
varieties
environment with supporting research program
� Ex-situ plant collection at the Qinling Botanic Garden
with supporting ecological science program
� Production of commercial plant varieties for value
adding – essential oils and medical plants
25. Indigenous knowledge is contributing
Not applicable
to biodiversity conservation and
indigenous people are benefiting from
genetic resource use based on indigenous
� Enterprise operating guidelines
Not applicable however the protocols for the QBG will need to
address potential GM plants and their role in the botanic garden
knowledge
26. An effective risk evaluation,
management and monitoring for genetic
modified organisms operating