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Reporting Progress in Protected Areas - a Tracking Tool

The WWF and World Bank Alliance for Forest Conservation and Sustainable Use presents a groundbreaking Tracking Tool aimed at enhancing management effectiveness in protected areas (PAs). With targets of establishing 50 million hectares of new PAs and securing existing ones under effective management, the tool collects vital data to identify global trends and management challenges. It facilitates accountability through site-level assessments while navigating limitations in quantifiable data. Insights gathered aim to foster better practices and informed decisions for forest conservation efforts globally.

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Reporting Progress in Protected Areas - a Tracking Tool

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  1. Reporting Progress in Protected Areas - a Tracking Tool Leonardo Lacerda, WWF International Kathy MacKinnon, The World Bank WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  2. World Bank / WWF Alliancefor Forest Conservation and Sustainable Use Formed in 1998, the Alliance draws on the comparative institutional strengths: • the World Bank's access to policy, convening power, analytical capacity and financing operations • WWF's strong field presence, private sector, public trust and forest conservation expertise A Sum Greater than its Parts! WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  3. WB / WWF Alliance Targets Alliance Forest Protected Areas targets by 2005: • 50 million ha of new forest protected areas • 50 million ha of protected areas secured under effective management Current situation: • over 30 million ha of new protected areas • working in over 40 million ha for improved management WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  4. A Site-Level Management EffectivenessTracking Tool Tool to collect data on WB / WWF Forest PA portfolio • Portfolio-wide • Quick, focused on sites • Relies on knowledge of WB / WWF staff and PA managers Limitations • Small amount of quantifiable data • Should be backed up by more detailed assessment system • scoring system should not be used for comparison between sites • limited evaluation of outcomes WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  5. Aims of Tracking Tool • Identifies progress on management effectiveness of WWF and World Bank PA Projects • Provides baseline data on Alliance PA portfolio • Identifies global trends and priorities for the development of tools and policies • Identifies key management issues in PA management and how to resolve issues • Assists reporting and accountability • Identify appropriate follow-up steps WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  6. Tracking Tool responses 122 Tracking Tools in 23 coutries Africa (26), Asia (55), Europe (3), Latin America (38) WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  7. Tracking Tool responses Total Area 30 million ha • Africa (1.9 m ha) • Asia (8.5 m ha) • Europe (0.1 m ha) • Latin America (19.7 m ha) Area equal the size of Italy WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  8. IUCN categories WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  9. Average Number of Staff WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  10. Average budget WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  11. Number of hectares and budget per staff by Region WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  12. Critical Management Activities WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  13. Main Threats WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  14. Higher scored questions WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  15. Lower scored questions WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  16. Correlation between number of staff and scoring for effectiveness WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  17. Correlation between time of gazettment and score WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  18. Correlation between budget and score WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  19. Correlation between scoring law enforcement and total score WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  20. Correlation between scoring education and awareness and total score WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  21. Correlation between local communities involvement and total score WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  22. Conclusions • Threats: poaching, logging, encroachment • Attention: tourism & infrastructure, indigenous & local communities, • Effectiveness correlations: Education, Enforcement, Neighbours Early analysis of results: limits Value: build hypothesis, PA managers WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  23. Next steps • Conclude analysis for 200 TT • Recommendations & mgt responses • Dissemination of method: GEF, WCMC Agree on minimum set of global PA management indicators to monitor progress worldwide? WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

  24. www.forest-alliance.org WORLD BANK / WWF ALLIANCE FOR FOREST CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE

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