| This progress assessment is based on Birdlife Partners’ expert assessment of progress in their Member State with regard to the management and protection of Natura 2000 sites on land.However, as no scientific methodology has been applied, the assessment remains subjective.The assessment does not refer to the management of marine Natura 2000 sites. The assessment takes into account the management of both Special Protection Areas (under the Birds Directive) and Sites of Community Importance (under the Habitats Directive).
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More on:
Overview of EU progress on designation Overview of EU progress on financing Enforcement of site protection BirdLife position on management plans for SPAs Natura 2000 management on farmland
Further reading: EEB, 2012, Natura 2000 is mission possible
Contact: BirdLife Europe Sophie Herbert, Sophie.herbert(at)birdlife.org
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[1] Birdlife Hungary plays an active role in Natura 2000 management planning as a consortium leader of a newly started Swiss Contribution project (SH/4/8 – Sustainable conservation on Hungarian Natura 2000 sites).
Supported by RSPB, UK.
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