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Project Partners Deliverable: Project Progress Monitoring Protocol Action F1: Project coordination, management and monitoring LIFE13/NAT/CY/000176 Improving lowland forest habitats for Birds in Cyprus Konstantinos Dimitrakopoulos, Haris Nikolaou & Takis Tsintides Nicosia, February 2015

ACTION F.1 Project coordination, management and monitoring DELIVERABLE: Project Progress Monitoring Protocol LIFE-FORBIRDS: Improving lowland forest habitats for Birds in Cyprus Project location Project start date: 01/10/2014 Project end date: 31/12/2017 Total budget 978.718 Project Data EC contribution: 489.359 (50%) (%) of eligible costs 100% Name of Beneficiary Contact person Postal address Kavo Gkreko (CY3000005), Koshi - Pallourokampos (CY6000009), Stavrovouni Potamos Panagias Stazousas (CY6000007) Beneficiary Data Department of Forests, Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment Mr Takis Tsintides Louki Akrita 26, 1414, Nicosia, Cyprus Telephone +357 22805501, +357 99 432686 Fax: +357 22805542 E-mail Project Website ttsintides@fd.moa.gov.cy http://www.lifeforbirds.eu Beneficiary responsible for implementation: Department of Forests with the support of all consortium members 2

Project Monitoring Protocol Action F.1 Action F.1 of the LIFE-FORBIRDS: Improving lowland forest habitats for Birds in Cyprus (LIFE13 NAT\CY\000176) focuses on the effective and continuous monitoring of the implementation. The Project Monitoring Protocol was elaborated within the framework of this action. The Protocol includes the methodology for monitoring the s actions and presents: The monitoring indicators of the, as these have been defined in the proposal The Action, which is related to each Indicator The deliverable/s and milestones that is/are relevant to each Indicator The beneficiary that is responsible for monitoring each Indicator The sources of information used for monitoring each Indicator Progress checks that address if the required levels/values for each Indicator have been reached The target numbers (where applicable) for the required values of each Indicator The deadline for achieving the necessary values for each Indicator The evaluation date of each Indicator by the Project Management Team Divergences from the required values, as these had been initially set; justification for these divergences and The Project Management Team is responsible for the overall monitoring of the. The Team consists of: Mr. Takis Tsintides - Project Management Team Leader, Project Manager (Department of Forests, Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment) Mr. Konstantinos Dimitrakopoulos - Assistant Project Manager (Professional Forester under contract) Mr. Alexis Onoufriou - Accounting Officer (Frederick University) Mr. Kyriacos Pierides - Communication Expert (Opinion & Action Services ltd) Mr. Haris Nicolaou (Department of Forests, Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment) Mr. Takis Papachristoforou (Department of Forests, Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment) Mr. Constantinos Pericleous (Secretary of Cyprus Forest Association) Dr. George Demosthenous (Frederick University) Mr. Nicolaos Kassinis (Game & Fauna Service) The Project Manager Team Leader will evaluate the Project Monitoring Protocol in a regular basis and may suggest any to the Project Management Team in order to achieve the desired outcomes. The present Monitoring Protocol was discussed and agreed by all partners. 3

List of Abbreviations : Cyprus Forest Association CC: Consultation Committee DF: Department of Forests FU: Frederick University : Game & Fauna Service PM: Project Manager PMT: Project Management Team : Project Management Team Leader SCo: Scientific Committee 4

Project Progress Monitoring Protocol Quality of the inventory and mapping of the habitat type Preparation level for the proper implementatio n of the concrete conservation actions Α1 Α1 A1 A1 A1 Maps with the locations of Actions C Maps with the distribution of invasive/ alien species for Kavo Gkreko (CY3000005) and Koshi (CY6000009) sites Composite technical report with the specifications of Actions C Technical study for a weir construction related to C2 Three Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) DF FU Recent from the partners, on site visits Recent from the partners, on site visits Recent from the partners, on site visits Recent from the partners, on site visits Recent from the partners, on site visits Delivery of detailed maps representing the exact locations of Actions C, along with boundaries of ecological fields Delivery of detailed maps representing the distribution of invasive and other alien species, with suitable stratification of density classes and species Composition of a composite technical report Composition of a detail technical study for the construction of a weir Elaboration of three EIAs. One full EIA for the construction of the weir, two preliminary EIAs for Actions C1, C2 Three color maps (one for each site) of a suitable scale, possibly of 1:2000 Two color maps (one for each site) with a scale of 1:5000 31/03/2015 PMT 31/03/215 PMT One technical report 31/03/2015 PMT One technical study for a weir One full EIA, two preliminaries EIAs 30/06/2015 PMT 30/06/2015 PMT, Department of Environment 5

A3 One technical report on the population sizes assessment of partners, on site visits Completion of a technical report with a description of the sites, of the targeted birds their favorable reference value for each species and their conservation status A technical report in electronic and printed format 31/10/2015 PM Approval of CY6000009 (Koshi) site Management Plan A2 One draft Management Plan for CY6000009 site, One approved Management Plan for CY6000009 site FU of partners, guidelines for the preparation of managemen t plans for Natura 2000 sites in Cyprus Submission of the management plan for approval, Approval of the management plan by the Scientific Committee of the Department of Environment One draft Management Plan, One final Management Plan with texts, maps and photos, about 150-200 pages in 20 printed copies and in electronic format 31/05/2015 31/10/2015 DF,, SCo of the Department of Environment Effective conservation and enhancement of targeted SPA sites (CY3000005, CY6000009, CY6000007) C1 Not applicable DF C2 Not applicable DF On site visits, deliverables Establishment of five traditional agricultural fields (2 at Kavo Gkreko, 2 at Koshi, 1 at Stavrovouni forest), Ground preparation works, infrastructure installation, plantations of selected trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants Installation of 12 watering points at the targeted SPA areas Five fields covering a total area of 10.000 12.000 m 2. Each field will be fenced and will contain 1 water tank, 1 pond, 1 watering point, 40 fruit and other trees and shrubs, 40 herbaceous plants, 1 bird feeder Installation of 12 watering points (5 at Kavo Gkreko, 5 at Koshi, 2 at Stavrovouni) 30/06/2016 31/12/2015 6

C2 Not applicable DF Establishment of rain water collecting aprons Erection of two rain water collecting aprons 30/06/2016 C2 Not applicable DF C2 Not applicable DF C2 Not applicable DF C2 Not applicable DF C3 Not applicable DF Sowing of cereals/legumes on private owned land (Koshi site) Sowing of cereals/legumes on state forest land Installation of 200 artificial nests Weir construction along the main stream of Koshi site Removal of alien and invasive species from Koshi site and Kavo Gkreko Sowing 1-2 fields of a total 10.000 m 2 area on private owned land at Koshi site Sowing 8-10 locations of a total 20.000 m 2 area, on state forest land Installation of 200 artificial nests Construction of one weir at Koshi site 3000 trees/shrubs at each site, covering a total area of 6 ha 30/11/2015 30/11/2016 30/11/2017 30/11/2015 30/11/2016 30/11/2017 31/12/2015 31/11/2016 31/10/2015 31/10/2016 DF C3 Not applicable DF, A2 Restoration of the native habitat types (5210, 5220*, 5330, 9320, 5420) through reforestations realization 5000 plantlets will be planted covering a total area of 4 ha 30/11/2015 30/11/2016 DF Limiting bird crime within the sites by 30% C4 C4 Reporting minutes of the Consultation Committee meetings Two reports on bird crime NA Field data, results of E1 of progress regarding bird crime during implementation Delivery of two reports (initial on current situation, final regarding success rates and future measures / Minutes from the 7 Consultation Committee meetings Two reports on bird crime; an initial regarding the current situation, a final December 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 June 2015, 2016, 2017 31/12/2014 31/10/2017 DF DF 7

Number of hits in the s website C4 Action plan on bird crime C4 Patrolling schedule C4 Communication strategy plan C4 Not applicable DF C4 Not applicable DF C4 Not applicable Ε2 Not applicable DF Field data Results of A3 NA On site visits According to LIFE Project manual: recommendations) Delivery of an action plan with suggestions and/or modifications and improvements to foreseen measures Delivery of a patrol schedule Delivery of a report regarding the communication strategy to be followed Effective control of vehicular access on a forest road network of 20km length Installation of warning signs regarding illegal bird trapping Installation of infrared motionsensor cameras Website operation regarding success rates and future measures/recommen dations One action plan with modifications and/or adjustments to activities towards combating bird crime One patrol program detailing the schedule for each year and site One report on the communication strategy of the 4 heavy type restriction barriers will be installed in forest roads or their sections Installation of 25 warning signs regarding illegal bird trapping Installation of 10 infrared motionsensor cameras will take place at the three sites 100 hits/month 30/06/2016 DF 31/12/2014 DF, CC 31/05/2015 DF 31/12/2015 DF 31/12/2015 DF 31/05/2015 DF Every month from 31/03/2015 until the 8

Designing a LIFE Project Website (a contractor s application) end of the Sustainability of the s achievements No. of recipients of information material produced F4 Ε1 Ε1 After-LIFE Conservation Plan Preparation of 2000 leaflets (1000 regarding the, 1000 on the birds of Mesaoria) Preparation of 2000 posters (1000 regarding resident birds, 1000 on migratory birds) DF - of Actions A1-A3 and C1-C4, results, of partners of partners Delivery of after-life Conservation Plan Production of leaflets Production of posters After-LIFE Conservation Plan in Greek and English, in paper and electronic format Distribution of 2000 color leaflets (1000 in Greek and 1000 in English) Distribution of 2000 posters (in Greek and English) 31/12/2017 31/12/2015 PM, CC 31/12/2015 PM, CC E1 Production of a documentary on birds E1 Two newsletters CFΑ of partners, deliverables of Action C4 Project results, of partners Production of a 15 documentary in Greek and in English, presented at schools, Visitor Centers of DF, Municipalities etc. Distribution of two newsletters (8 pages each, A5 size, colored) to Local Authorities, competent Government Authorities, NGOs near the sites etc Production of 500 DVDs for distribution Distribution of two newsletters to 1500 recipients (3000 total printings) 31/10/2016 PM, CC 31/03/2016 30/06/2017 PM, CC 9

Number of Presentations in the media Impact of the promotional campaign on the local communities. Participation and awareness level Ε1 E1 D2 E1 Three articles in newspapers / magazines Production of a TV spot on birds Study on the assessment of the impact of the on socio-economic aspects and ecosystem services near the areas Power point presentation in schools close to the areas FU of Actions A1-A3 and C1-C4, results of partners, deliverables of Action C4, results On site visits, questionnai res and/or interviews, deliverables of Actions E, literature of partners E1 Not applicable - E1 Not applicable E1 Not applicable Project results Project results Project presentation in the media Production of an advertisement spot on birds for the TV Number of visitors and bird watching activities at the sites, public participation at local workshops, questionnaires and/or interviews Lecturing in schools close to the areas Realization of four birdwatching competitions among schools near the sites (two at each date) Six educational excursions of schools located at communities near the sites Three exhibitions at Agia Napa s nature festival. Leaflet and poster promotion regarding bird crime Three articles in newspapers / magazines for the general public of Cyprus Production of a 10 advertisement spot on birds for the TV - Six power point presentations to elementary schools Four competitions of 20-30 children each Six excursions of 60 children each Participation in three local festivals. Distribution of leaflets and posters 30/04/2015 30/04/2016 30/04/2017 PM 31/10/2015 PM, CC Preliminary study: 31/03/2015 Final study: 31/12/2017 31/03/2016 31/03/2017 31/03/2016 30/11/2017 Excursions: 31/05/2016 31/05/2017 30/11/2015 30/11/2016 30/11/2017 PM PM 10

Public awareness level Effective operation of SCo Increased awareness of stakeholders E1 Not applicable DF E3 Production of a Layman s report Ε1 Not applicable DF Ε1 Not applicable DF F2 Minutes of the SCo meetings Inventory of DF, results of all Actions of partners, deliverables of Action C4, results of Actions C E1 Not applicable - Two 3hour training events on forest firefighting Preparation of a Layman s report Erection of four information kiosks and provision of updated information Installation of 30 information signs targeting visitors, schools, and locals DF - Realization of SCo meetings Realization of two 2-day workshops for stakeholders to people of Agia Napa, tourists, native visitors Participation of local hunter s associations and voluntary groups of the area (total of 30 participants) Publication of a Layman s report in printed (1000 copies in color, 20-30 pp., A4 size) and in electronic format, in English and Greek 31/05/2016 31/05/2017 30/11/2017 Four kiosks 30/06/2015 PM 30 signs 30/11/2016 Minutes from the 4 SCo meetings Workshop participation of 20 foresters of DF, other government officials, representatives from local authorities and from the Cyprus 30/04/2015 30/06/2015 30/11/2015 30/04/2046 31/03/2016 31/03/2017 11

Networking with other similar s Success of the Final Info Day On-time implementatio n of the F3 F3 Ε1 Two reports from the visits to other areas where similar s have been implemented Proceedings of the expert s workshop FU - Two visits to similar s FU - Organization of 1 expert s workshop Hunting Federation One report for each visit 30 participants approx. & Proceedings of workshop Delivery of the 1 st report: 30/06/2016, Delivery of the 2 nd report: 30/06/2017 30/11/2017 Organization of Final Info Day - Number of participants 70 Participants 30/11/2017 F1 All DF - On time implementation of the activities (including deliverables and milestones) according to the timeframe set in this protocol - In accordance to each deliverable s deadline 12

Acknowledgments This Monitoring Progress Protocol has been prepared based on the relative outputs of two former LIFE+ s; i.e. LIFE10 NAT/CY/000717 (JUNIPERCY) and LIFE12 NAT/CY/000758 (LIFE-RIZOELIA). 13