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Conservation Priority Setting Approach j Comblne an extenrlve compllatlon and aydwd8 of Information with me be& sxpcut knoMwtedw to Identify conwntion prlorlty areas ehrough a highly parUcfpabxy pmceu j Develop an Information system to hclllhto lntegntlon of the Infwmatlon j Deflnu a declslon hrnework tor priority sefflng 4 Develop Information products to dlsMbute and soci framework 4 ldentrfy followup activltles As agreed upon in the Planning Meeting the role of the Regional Consultation is to: I) introduce the process (NBCPSW) and its exp acted outputs to the local exp I) facilitate review of existing information and data validation r) enhance local data collection I) establish network in the Region Accomplishments ... MOU In progress:ESSC, PCARRD, PCMARD,ERSG; positlve response of PNM; Additional funding support from FPE, Haribon and ARCBC; Data gathering and encoding; systernatlc monitoring of data reports; Standard database format together wtth CI Washington staff (PRISMA and access); ORIENTATION AND LEVELING-OFF OF EXPECTATIONS by Prof. Leticia E. Afuang Objectives of the Regional Consultations I. To convene a small group of sclentlsts. representatives from the NGOs and the government (PAWB. LGUs, etc.) to make a prellmtnary assessment on the status of blodlverstty conservatlon work In the reglo II. To agree on a work plan and responslbllttles for the work ahead up to the Natlonal Workshop Accomplishments in preparation for the Conservation Priority Workshop: Planning rneetlng: Jan 25-26, 2000; Definition of speclfic objectives and outllnlng of strategies; ldentiflcatlon of working groups (themes), Worklng Group Leaders (WGL), and directory of experts; Distrlbutlon of the "Highlights of the Plannlng Meeting" and Reglonal consultations with Identifled experts; WGL meetings and TORS; technical group meetings; Endorsement from DENR; full support from and regular meetings with PAWB; Accomplishments ... Visayas Regional Consultation: July 18-20 Mlndanao Reglonal Consultation: August 3O-Sept 1 and reports; Preparation for deslgn of the program actlvkles and key people both for the national workshop and press conference; Preparations for publlcatlon requlrernents and final outputs
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