Serengeti General Management Plan

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Serengeti National Park General Management Plan General Management Plans typically define the long–term vision for a national park but often fail to provide practical and concrete actions to undertake in the short-term to achieve this vision. To address this need, 3-year Action Plans have been established for each of the four GMP Management Programmes to provide a guide for those who manage SENAPA on a daily basis. Each Action Plan is organised by Programme Objectives and Management Targets to ensure that they are clearly linked to the GMP’s 10-year strategic framework (see Sections C-F above). The 10-year Management Actions from the GMP’s strategic framework provide the high-level actions to be implemented on a day-to-day basis. It is expected that good progress will be made in implementing these actions under the initial 3-year Action Plans, however, it is intended that many of the actions will be rolled forward for completion in the subsequent Action Plans for this GMP. Where appropriate, each action has been broken down into a series of 3-year Activities to facilitate the action’s implementation and to aid their incorporation into the Park’s Annual Operations Plans. This section provides the initial 3-year Action Plans for each of the four management programmes, with the timeframe on which Management Actions and Activities will occur, the necessary input requirements and the allocation of responsibility for implementation. Table G.1: Abbreviations used in Action Plan allocation of responsibility Action Plan Abbreviation Details ADM Administrative Manager - SENAPA AI Accountant In-charge - SENAPA BI Building Inspector - SENAPA CCE Chief Civil Engineer - TANAPA HQ CPW Chief Park Warden - SENAPA ME Mechanical Engineer - SENAPA MEM Manager Ecological Monitoring - TANAPA HQ OPM Outreach Programme Manager - TANAPA HQ PE Park Ecologist - SENAPA RI Road Inspector - SENAPA TATO Tanzania Association of Tour Operators VO Veterinary Officer - SENAPA WO Warden Outreach - SENAPA WP Warden Protection - SENAPA WT Warden Tourism ZPW Zonal Park Warden - SENAPA 116
Table G.2: Ecosystem Management Action Plan Management Targets Management Actions/ Activities Objective 1: SENAPA Conservation Targets enhanced and threats reduced 1.1 Human impacts threatening the Migration minimised 1.1.1: Conduct research to better understand the Migration movements, population dynamics and disease prevalence 1.1.1.1: Collaborate with TAWIRI to carry out applied research on migration movements and population dynamics 1.1.1.2: Carry out routine serum sampling of captured animals and test for disease 1.1.2: Support the Resource Protection Department to protect the Migration against poaching and human encroachments (see also Park Operations Programme Target 1.1) 1.1.2.1: Collaborate with the Resource Protection Department in carrying out mobile anti-poaching operations in key months (June- July) 1.1.2.2: Collaborate with the Resource Protection Department and Community Outreach Department in improving demarcation of Park boundaries in key areas (See also Park Operations Programme Action 1.1.6) Input requirements Responsibility Avgas, night out allowances, battery for GPS Laboratory charges, transport,allowances, drugs, sampling materials Fuel, transport, allowances Man hours, fuel, allowances PE VO WP PE, WO, WP G. 3-Year Action Plan Year 1 Timeframe Year 2 Year 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 117
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