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Coastal and Wetland Biodiversity Management Project BGD/99/G31 Hakaluki Haor Draft Conservation Management Plan 5. COLLABORATION AND PARTICIPATION PRINCIPLES The management of Hakaluki Haor as an ECA is underpinned by the following principles: • A commitment to developing collaborative approaches with local communities and to ensure that the management of Hakaluki Haor is driven by local level interests and needs. • A commitment to using participatory processes at all stages of the development and implementation of the management plan; • A commitment to working in partnership with similar programmes and projects to promote synergies in the implementation of activities and to avoid overlap and duplication of effort. • A commitment to capacity building aimed at ensuring that government agencies, community groups and other stakeholders have the technical skills and resources necessary to manage natural resources on a sustainable basis. • A commitment to integrated conservation and development (ICAD) approaches, which explicitly link natural resource management and conservation with rural livelihoods and community needs; and • A commitment to establishing and building the Kulaura project office as the central government coordinating agency responsible for the effective and sustainable management of Hakaluki Haor and capable of responding to on-going environmental and developmental challenges. 6. VISION AND OBJECTIVES AND TIMEFRAME 6.1 Vision The vision for Hakaluki Haor should articulate an ideal future scenario to which all stakeholders groups aspire to. In this regard, the vision should be developed as a collaborative process involving as many user groups as possible. This vision may not necessarily be reached within the time frame of the management plan. Develop vision in collaboration/ consultation with relevant stakeholder groups. 6.2 Objectives The objectives should articulate outcomes that are achievable within the life of the management plan and that contribute towards meeting the vision. As with the vision, the objective should be developed as a collaborative process involving all relevant stakeholder groups. Suggested objective themes: Objective 1 - Species Conservation Objective 2 - Ecosystem Restoration Objective 3 - Community Involvement & Empowerment Objective 4 - Legal, Policy and Institutional Issues Develop objectives in collaboration/ consultation with relevant stakeholder groups. Prepared by UNOPS Consultant Mr. Sulma Warne August/ September 2005 for Project BGD/99/G31 9
Coastal and Wetland Biodiversity Management Project BGD/99/G31 Hakaluki Haor Draft Conservation Management Plan 6.3 Tentative Time Frame The implementation of activities in this management will cover a period of 10 years divided into four key phases. Phase I (a) represents activities that are urgent in nature and which should be initiated as soon as possible. Phase I (b) represent activities that require immediate attention and which should be commenced within the first three years of approving the CMP. Phase II represents important activities that do not require immediate attention and can therefore be initiated once Phase I (a) and (b) are well underway. Phase III represents activities that are much less urgent and which can be initiated in the latter half of CMP implementation. The four phases are summarised as follows: Phase I (a): Activities implemented within year one of the Plan Phase I (b): Activities implemented between years 1-3 Phase II: Activities implemented between years 3-5 Phase III: Activities to be implemented between years 5-10 Re-define timing of CMP as required in collaboration/ consultation with relevant stakeholder groups. Prepared by UNOPS Consultant Mr. Sulma Warne August/ September 2005 for Project BGD/99/G31 10
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