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SUMMARY:Tracking global progress towards Target 3
DESCRIPTION:(Re-)Introducing the Global Database on Protected Area Management EffectivenessPresented by: Helen Klimmek and Heather Bingham of UNEP-WCMC\; Aishath Amal and Muhusina Abdul Rahman of the Ministry of Climate Change\, Environment and Energy\, Maldives\; Uthpala Karunadipathi of the Department of Wildlife Conservation\, Sri Lanka\; and Jamie Small\, Holly Baigent\, Beth Flavell\, and Hannah Lawson of JNCCThe Protected Planet Initiative plays a central role in tracking global progress towards Target 3 of the Kunming Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. The World Database on Protected and Conserved Areas (WDPCA) provides the official global indicator of progress towards the 30% coverage target but how is the effectiveness of these areas tracked? This session spotlights the Global Database on Protected Area Management Effectiveness (GD-PAME)\, which is hosted on protectedplanet.net alongside the WDPCA. The webinar will begin with a presentation from UNEP-WCMC summarizing the origins and evolution of the database and its role in collating data from diverse assessment tools and approaches. Then speakers from the Ministry of Climate Change\, Environment and Energy\, Maldives\; Department of Wildlife Conservation\, Sri Lanka\; and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC)\, UK\, will share firsthand their experiences of assessing the effectiveness of marine protected areas\, including the process of reporting their findings to the global database. The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A session. Hosted by: IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA) and OCTORegister here
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(Re-)Introducing the Global Database on Protected Area Management Effectiveness
Presented by: \;Helen Klimmek and Heather Bingham of UNEP-WCMC\; Aishath Amal and Muhusina Abdul Rahman of the Ministry of Climate Change\, Environment and Energy\, Maldives\; Uthpala Karunadipathi of the Department of Wildlife Conservation\, Sri Lanka\; and Jamie Small\, Holly Baigent\, Beth Flavell\, and Hannah Lawson of JNCC
The Protected Planet Initiative plays a central role in tracking global progress towards Target 3 of the Kunming Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. The World Database on Protected and Conserved Areas (WDPCA) provides the official global indicator of progress towards the 30% coverage target&hellip\; but how is the effectiveness of these areas tracked? This session spotlights the Global Database on Protected Area Management Effectiveness (GD-PAME)\, which is hosted on protectedplanet.net alongside the WDPCA. The webinar will begin with a presentation from UNEP-WCMC summarizing the origins and evolution of the database and its role in collating data from diverse assessment tools and approaches. Then speakers from the Ministry of Climate Change\, Environment and Energy\, Maldives\; Department of Wildlife Conservation\, Sri Lanka\; and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC)\, UK\, will share firsthand their experiences of assessing the effectiveness of marine protected areas\, including the process of reporting their findings to the global database. The webinar will conclude with a live Q&\;A session. \;
Hosted by: IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas (WCPA) and OCTO
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URL:https://members.nathpo.org/eventcalendar/Details/tracking-global-progress-towards-target-3-1736576?sourceTypeId=Hub
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