AEWA Action- and Management-Planning Process Sample Clauses

AEWA Action- and Management-Planning Process. Introduction In addition to the Framework for AEWA International Species Action and Management Plans as outlined above, this chapter also runs through the main steps of the actual action- and management-planning process itself, which is carried out by the selected lead compiler(s) or drafting team, in close cooperation with the UNEP/AEWA Secretariat. AEWA International Species Action and Management Plans are adopted by the Meeting of the AEWA Parties. But before a Plan reaches the stage of being presented for adoption, it has undergone a long development process beginning with the prioritization of the species/population in question for an Action or Management Plan by the AEWA Technical Committee to an internationally negotiated Plan ready for presentation to the AEWA governing bodies and adoption by the Parties. The action- and management-planning process as described below has been developed under the Agreement in an effort to ensure a transparent process that includes all relevant stakeholders and brings together the best available scientific knowledge. Both of these elements – the transparent and inclusive process as well as working on the basis of best available science – are crucial steps for enabling the subsequent implementation of International Species Action as well as Management Plans once adopted. It should be noted that action- and management-planning under AEWA remains an evolving process as the Agreement bodies as well as all involved partners continue to learn and introduce improvements over time. As these are international, consultative processes mainly dependent on the availability of external funding, the exact timetables etc. will also vary from case to case. The main steps as well as the roles and responsibilities of each of the various actors in the process, however, remain the same. As this guidance is geared in particular towards potential International Species Action or Management compilers and/or drafting teams, the NINE essential steps requiring their involvement are highlighted throughout the process below. Facilitation of Action- and Management-Planning Processes under AEWA
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