Overview of the SADC Regional Biodiversity Strategy & SADC Regional Biodiversity Action Plan
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1 Overview of the SADC Regional Biodiversity Strategy & SADC Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Southern Africa NBSAP Workshop, March, 2011 Kasane, Botswana
2 Regional Biodiversity Strategy
3 Regional Biodiversity Strategy Key Output of the SADC Biodiversity Support Programme
4 Regional Biodiversity Strategy Purpose: To provide a framework for regional cooperation in biodiversity issues that transcend national boundaries and to stimulate the combined and synergistic efforts by SADC Member States and their communities in biodiversity conservation and its sustainable use. Contributes to the achievement of SADC s goals of social and economic development and poverty eradication Contributes to achievement of Regional Indicative Strategic Development Plan (RISDP); the New Partnership for Africa s Development (NEPAD) Environmental Action Plan; and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
5 Process Followed Regional consultative workshops in Swaziland & Zambia in June 2002 and November 2002; Meeting of the Task Force of the SADC Biodiversity Support Programme s Regional Steering Committee, Swaziland, February 2005; An External Review of the draft Strategy, February - April 2005; Country consultations, April - May 2005; Regional workshop to finalize the document, South Africa, June 2005.
6 Methodology Regional Biodiversity Strategy Constraint analysis used to assess status of political, institutional & technological instruments (drivers of socioeconomic development) & their status in relation to biodiversity conservation Constraint analysis based on national constraints contained in NBSAPs and other national level planning frameworks (e.g. Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers, National Conservation Strategies, National Environment Action Plans and State of the Environment Reports) to arrive at regional constraints.
7 Methodology Regional Biodiversity Strategy Criteria used to prioritize the constraints included their trans-boundary nature (in terms of the number of countries affected) and the ability of opportunities that emanate from them to contribute to SADC s goals of social and economic development and poverty eradication. Problem statement articulated using a bottom-up approach
8 Regional Biodiversity Strategy 8 constraints identified constitute problem statement: 1. Increased pressure and demand on biodiversity and agricultural land due to limited alternative livelihood opportunities outside agriculture and natural resource exploitation. 2. Inadequate biodiversity inventory and monitoring systems, and knowledge on and ability to handle biodiversity information. 3. Inadequate incentives for biodiversity conservation and its sustainable use. 4. Low levels of awareness, knowledge and appreciation of biological resources at various levels. 5. Weak institutional and legal frameworks for carrying out biodiversity initiatives.
9 Regional Biodiversity Strategy 8 constraints identified constitute problem statement: 6. Limited and unsustainable funding for implementing biodiversity programmes. 7. Inadequate research and development approaches for biodiversity initiatives. 8. Limited attention to the management of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and Invasive Alien Species (IAS).
10 Regional Biodiversity Strategy Regional Biodiversity Strategy is presented in the form of a matrix that highlights strategies to address the eight priority regional constraints and the focal areas (sets of activities) for specific project development (50 focal areas in total). No attempt is made to develop an action plan.
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12 Regional Biodiversity Strategy 50 focal areas identified cut across the traditional biodiversity sectors of forestry, wildlife, aquatic life and agriculture. address key challenges identified in the RISDP, the NEPAD Environmental Action Plan and the MDGs Some have largely national focus, however provide building blocks for regional actions Some being addressed by on-going and planned regional initiatives Most impact on a number of MEAs
13 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan
14 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan SADC FANR (Environment) Priority Development initiated through the IUCN Countdown 2010 Initiative - funded by the EC Development of consultation document, 1st workshop (with Biodiversity Focal Points) and development of first draft Action Plan Additional support for workshops provided by CBD Secretariat & UNDP
15 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Methodology and process: Consultancy commissioned Initial review of key documents Dialogue and discussion with SADC FANR & IUCN Literature review of key documents (especially SADC Biodiversity Strategy & NBSAPS) Production of a consultation document Regional workshop with biodiversity focal points in November, 2009 & Training on Innovative Financing Mechanisms Further review of documents Production of first draft SADC BAP Review workshop in September, 2010 & Presentation to donor agencies present CENTRAL Revision AND WEST AFRICA and PROGRAMME production of 2 nd draft
16 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Rationale, Purpose & Scope for the SADC BAP The SADC BAP sets out a shared agenda for the conservation of biodiversity in the region Guides the SADC Community in protecting and restoring the region s biodiversity, and the invaluable benefits it provides across national (political) boundaries; Provides a tool/roadmap through which the regional structures, member states, relevant stakeholders and relevant partners can mobilise resources & work together on biodiversity; Provides intervention areas and actions where there is regional consensus on key biodiversity issues and will enable SADC to articulate unified positions at international fora; Assist Member States to cooperate in realising regional and national obligations to the CBD; Provides a platform for cooperating with relevant international instruments such as the UNCCD, UNFCCC, the Law of the Sea, the CENTRAL Convention AND WEST AFRICA PROGRAMME on Migratory Species, CITES and Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.
17 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Timeframe 15 years Regular monitoring, evaluation & learning Updated every five years
18 Structure Regional Biodiversity Action Plan CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION Background Rationale and Justification for the SADC Biodiversity Action Plan CHAPTER 2: SADC BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN Vision & Goal Key Objectives SADC BAP Strategic Areas Intervention Areas; Actions; Targets; Timeframe; Lead Agency and Collaborating Agencies Implementation Structure Supporting Measures
19 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Structure CHAPTER 3: IMPLEMENTING THE ACTION PLAN Prioritised List of Projects Stakeholder Engagement Plan Monitoring and Evaluation Framework Updating (5 years) ANNEXES Elaborate description of Intervention Areas, Actions & Indicators Status and Threats to Biodiversity
20 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Vision: The people of the SADC region enjoy a healthy environment and enhanced quality of life derived from effective conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity in line with international and regional commitments, while respecting national spiritual and cultural values Goal: To promote equitable and regulated access to, sharing and enhancement of the benefits from, responsibilities for protecting biodiversity in order to facilitate economic growth and poverty reduction in the SADC region
21 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Main Objectives To improve the governance framework for biodiversity conservation and management To promote sustainable use of biodiversity for improved economic growth and poverty reduction To enhance biodiversity conservation and management systems To respond to and address the impacts of climate change and energy development on biodiversity and related ecosystem services
22 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan 6 Strategic Areas Biodiversity Management Governance Biodiversity Based Community Livelihoods Biodiversity Related Sustainable Economic Development Opportunities Biodiversity Management Systems Biodiversity and Climate Change Biodiversity and Energy
23 Strategic Area 1 Biodiversity Management Governance Effective biodiversity management policies and legislation Synergies and the effective implementation of MEAs and Regional Environmental Protocols Functional institutional frameworks for biodiversity management Improvements in the governance frameworks of TFCAs Fostering Equity and Benefit Sharing from biodiversity
24 Strategic Area 2 Biodiversity Based Community Livelihoods Consolidation of CBNRM Diversification of community biodiversity based livelihood options Development of the Medicinal Plants Sector Climate Change resilient biodiversity based livelihoods
25 Strategic Area 3 Economic Development and Biodiversity Development of natural resource based enterprises Biodiversity based tourism Bio Trade and Diversification of Economic Activities Biodiversity Certification Scheme Mainstream biodiversity into regional and national development plans
26 Biodiversity Inventory and Monitoring Effective Protected Areas Management System Promotion of CBNRM as a biodiversity conservation tool Rehabilitation and Restoration of degraded ecosystems Conserving Agricultural biodiversity Prevention, Control and Management of Invasive Alien Species Strategic Area 4 Biodiversity Management Systems
27 Strategic Area 5 Biodiversity and Climate Change Biodiversity and ecosystems vulnerability assessment Managing biodiversity for climate change adaptation and mitigation Capacity building for climate change adaptation
28 Strategic Area 6 Biodiversity and Energy Manage the impacts of the biofuel industry on biodiversity Promote biodiversity friendly charcoal production sector Catalyse sustainable energy development
29 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan
30 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan CBD Strategic plan Targets Strategic Area 1 Biodiversity management Biodiversity management policies and legislation Targets 1,2, 11, 12, 13 & 16 MEA and Regional Environmental Protocols Synergies and Implementation Target 2 TFCA Governance Frameworks Target 11 Equity and Benefit Sharing from Biodiversity Target 16 Strategic Area 2 Biodiversity-based Community Livelihoods Consolidation of CBNRM Targets 11, 14, 16, 18
31 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan CBD Strategic plan Targets Strategic Area 3- Biodiversity for Economic Development Natural products, biotrade, tourism, biodiversity certification, etc Target 3 Strategic Area 4 -Enhancing Biodiversity Management Systems Effective Protected Areas Management System Target 11 Rehabilitation and Restoration of degraded ecosystems and Biodiversity Target 14 Prevention, Control and Management of Invasive Alien Species Target 9
32 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan CBD Strategic plan Targets Strategic Area 5 - Managing Climate Change Impacts on Biodiversity Targets Strategic Area 6 -Energy Development on Biodiversity Managing the Impacts of the Bio fuels Industry on Biodiversity Targets 1, 4 & 5
33 Guiding Principles Stakeholder Empowerment Gender Equity and Gender Mainstreaming Transparency Consensus Building Strategic Partnerships Approach Ecosystem Approach Participatory & Iterative Approach Catalytic Approach Learning Approach
34 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Implementation Structure Roles & Responsibilities of Member States, SADC Secretariat, existing SADC Committees, Cooperating Partners, Regional & National Institutions coordination & management, oversight and strategic advice, technical backstopping, implementation Coordination Mechanism Networking Framework
35 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Supporting Measures Financing Est. Investment required - US$40 million Options for Funding Decision-Making Systems (governance) Building Partnerships Public education, Awareness and Participation (inclusive of a communication strategy) Capacity Building
36 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Implementing the Action Plan Prioritised List of Projects Stakeholder Engagement Plan Monitoring and Evaluation Framework Updating
37 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Next Steps Finalise the Action Plan Proposed workshop May, 2011 (final review & endorsement of Final Action Plan) Submit for Ministerial Approval May Resource Mobilisation & Implementation
38 Regional Biodiversity Action Plan Implementing the Action Plan Prioritised List of Projects Stakeholder Engagement Plan Monitoring and Evaluation Updating
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