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Appendix IV: <strong>National</strong> Indica<strong>to</strong>rs Used in This <strong>Report</strong>Afghanistan has not developed national biodiversity indica<strong>to</strong>rs. Development of indica<strong>to</strong>rswill be considered during development of <strong>the</strong> NBSAP.Afghanistan’s <strong>Fourth</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Convention</strong> on Biological Diversity30 March, 2009110
Table 1. Afghan species listed as being at threat by <strong>the</strong> global IUCN Red List, <strong>the</strong> AWECand by CITES.Population/SubspeciesListingGlobalThreat<strong>National</strong>ThreatProtected/HarvestableSpecies ListingCommon NameMAMMALSAcinonyx jubatus Cheetah VU CR PCanis lupus Grey Wolf LC VU P IICapra aegagrus Wild Goat VUCapra falconeri Markhor EN EN P ICapra sibirica Bamiyan Province Siberian Ibex LC (sp) CR PBadakhshanProvince Siberian Ibex LC (sp) LC HCapra sibiricaCaracal caracal Caracal LC VU P ICervus elaphus bactrianus Bactrian Deer LC (sp) II (ssp)Equus onager onager or kulan Wild AssEN (sp)(extinct inAfghanistan) II (ssp)Felis chaus Jungle Cat LC DD P IIFelis sylvestris Wildcat LC DD P IIGazella subgutturosa Goitered Gazelle VULepus capensis Cape Hare LC DD PLutra lutra Eurasian Otter NT ILynx lynx Lynx LC VU P IIMacaca mulatta Rhesus macaque LC IIMoschus cupreus [chyrsogaster] Musk Deer EN EN P IO<strong>to</strong>colobus manul Pallas Cat NT DD P IIOvis ammon polii Marco Polo Argali NT (sp) VU P II (ssp)Ovis orientalis cycloceros Afghan Urial VU (sp) DD P II (ssp)Pan<strong>the</strong>ra pardus saxicolor Persian Leopard EN (ssp) EN P I (sp)Pan<strong>the</strong>ra tigris virgata Caspian Tiger EX (ssp) I (sp)CITES
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Executive SummaryThis report compri
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• Write a NBSAP for Afghanistan i
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3.1. AFGHANISTAN’S BIODIVERSITY L
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IntroductionIn April 2002,
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status in Afghanistan for which we
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number of assumptions, as much as h
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appears to be a co
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declining population for th
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The oak forests of Paktiya and Khos
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7. Establish community-based manage
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institutional, legal and human capa
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2.2.3. Wildlife Conservation Societ
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people understand the</stro
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The policies are addressing how cha
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• Article 41 states that
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ecognize the role
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3.2.4. National En
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• UNFCCC Focal Point NEPA• Ozon
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SEA’s mission is protection of <s
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Afghanistan is not a Party
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Estada, although nobody has reporte
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• Figure 6. Trend in Afghanistan
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4.1.8. Goal 8. Maintain capacity of
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Convention.4.2. Ev
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Literature CitedBai Z.G., Dent D.L.
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UNEP-WCMC. 2009. UNEP-WCMC Species
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Process of Preparation of N
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