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Contents: IBA Directions
Introduction: The IBA concept
Chapter 1: Identification of IBAs
Chapter 2: Monitoring of IBAs
Chapter 3: Planning at IBAs
Chapter 4: Advocacy and IBAs
Chapter 5: Taking action at IBAs
Chapter 6: Building support at IBAs
Chapter 7: IBAs as KBAs
Chapter 8: Raising awareness at IBAs
Chapter 9: Resourcing and IBAs
Chapter 10: Building capacity at IBAs

Advocacy 4.6: Potential goals for advocacy - by 2015 or earlier

 

  • IBAs recognised as key sites for conservation, and key contributors to ecological services, in national plans (both environmental and economic) in all BirdLife network countries
  • IBAs incorporated appropriately in all new national or regional Protected Area planning exercises
  • Information from IBA monitoring included in national reporting to all relevant Conventions, including CBD and Ramsar. IBAs formally recognised as areas of special sensitivity in the environmental assessment frameworks of international development donors and funders, including regional development banks and regional and sub-regional economic blocs
  • IBAs formally recognised as areas of special sensitivity in the environmental assessment frameworks of major multi-national corporations

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In this Section

4.1 Where to Start

4.2 Advocacy Objectives

4.3 Audiences

4.4 Key Messages

4.5 Making Advocacy Effective

4.6 Goals for IBAs

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