Okavango Delta Management Plan - Ramsar Convention on Wetlands

Table of Tables
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TABLE 1: GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND KEY ISSUES ................................................... XIX
TABLE 1-1: NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK WITHIN WHICH THE ODMP IS
BEING DEVELOPED....................................................................................................................... 2
TABLE 1-2: REGIONAL AGREEMENTS AND PROTOCOLS WHICH HAVE A DIRECT BEARING ON THE
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ODMP............................................................... 4
TABLE 1-3: INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS AND CONVENTIONS WITH DIRECT RELEVANCE TO THE
ODMP .......................................................................................................................................... 5
TABLE 2-1: THE MASS BALANCE OF DISSOLVED ELEMENTS ENTERING THE OKAVANGO DELTA
THROUGH THE INLET (MCCARTHY ET AL., 1986)...................................................................... 29
TABLE 2-2: NUMBER OF SPECIES IN TAXONOMIC GROUPS OF ORIGINALLY TERRESTRIAL ORIGIN
OBSERVED IN EACH MAJOR HABITAT IN THE OKAVANGO DELTA (MODIFIED FROM RAMBERG
ET.AL. 2006). .............................................................................................................................. 30
TABLE 2-3: SPATIAL COVERAGE (KM 2 ) OF EACH VEGETATION GROUPING FOR THE ENTIRE NGAMILAND
DISTRICT..................................................................................................................................... 34
TABLE 2-4: GLOBALLY THREATENED OR NEAR-THREATENED BIRD SPECIES OCCURRING IN THE
OKAVANGO DELTA. ................................................................................................................... 40
TABLE 2-5: COMMON SPECIES AND NUMBERS ............................................................................................. 42
TABLE 2-6: EMPLOYMENT PROFILE BY MAJOR SECTORS IN NGAMILAND DISTRICT ................................... 44
TABLE 2-7: EXISTING BROAD LAND USE CATEGORIES IN THE ODRS (ODMP INTEGRATED LAND USE
PLAN 2006)................................................................................................................................. 46
TABLE 2-8: BASIC INFORMATION ON COMMUNITY TRUSTS IN NGAMILAND, BOTSWANA
(MBAIWA, 2002)......................................................................................................................... 49
TABLE 2-9: WATER ABSTRACTION IN THE ODRS (DWA 2004) ................................................................... 50
TABLE 2-10: TOURISM ENTERPRISE LICENSED FACILITIES AND THEIR LICENSING CATEGORIES IN
NGAMILAND ............................................................................................................................... 52
TABLE 2-11: OWNERSHIP OF TOURISM FACILITIES IN NGAMILAND............................................................. 52
TABLE 2-12: REVENUE BY CATEGORY OF USER (MOREMI GAME RESERVE)............................................... 53
TABLE 2-13 : FISH PRODUCTION AND REVENUE COLLECTION FIGURES FOR BOITEKO SYNDICATE
(SAMOCHIMA): 1999-2005 (DWNP, 2005) ................................................................................ 54
TABLE 2-14: SUMMARY OF THE PRIVATE AND ECONOMIC DIRECT USE VALUES FOR AGRICULTURAL
ACTIVITIES IN THE RAMSAR SITE AND THE WETLAND (IN PULA, 2005).................................... 64
TABLE 2-15: SUMMARY OF THE TOTAL DIRECT USE VALUES DERIVED FROM NATURAL RESOURCES
USE IN THE STUDY AREA (IN PULA, 2005) ................................................................................ 65
TABLE 2-16: SUMMARY OF THE ANNUAL PRIVATE VALUES ASSOCIATED WITH HOUSEHOLD NATURAL
RESOURCES USE AND AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN THE FIVE ZONES OF THE RAMSAR
SITE AND THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE WETLAND ITSELF (IN PULA, 2005)................................ 66
TABLE 2-17: ESTIMATED VALUE OF ANNUAL GROSS OUTPUT AND GROSS VALUE ADDED IN THE
OKAVANGO DELTA-BASED TOURISM INDUSTRY USING THREE METHODS, AND AVERAGE
VALUE USED IN THIS STUDY...................................................................................................... 66
TABLE 2-18: ESTIMATED DIRECT GROSS OUTPUT, DIRECT CONTRIBUTION TO THE GROSS NATIONAL
PRODUCT AND THE ECONOMIC NATURAL RESOURCE RENT PRODUCED AS A RESULT OF
TOURISM ACTIVITIES IN THE RAMSAR SITE (IN 1000 PULA, 2005)............................................ 67
TABLE 2-19: ESTIMATED DIRECT GROSS OUTPUT, DIRECT CONTRIBUTION TO THE GROSS NATIONAL
PRODUCT AND THE ECONOMIC NATURAL RESOURCE RENT PRODUCED AS A RESULT OF
TOURISM ACTIVITIES IN THE WETLAND (IN 1000 PULA, 2005) ................................................. 67
TABLE 2-20: SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED INDIRECT USE VALUES FOR THE RAMSAR SITE AND THE
WETLAND (IN PULA, 2005)......................................................................................................... 68
TABLE 3-1: SUMMARY OF PRIORITISED ISSUES AND INTERVENTIONS DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF
THE ODMP ................................................................................................................................. 87
TABLE 3-2: PRIORITY ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED DURING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PLAN ................. 94
TABLE 3-3: CLUSTERING OF ISSUES FOR INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT PLANNING PURPOSE ....................... 95
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