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DRAFT
Cambodia Tiger Recovery
Program
Pre-Tiger Summit Partner Dialogue
July 12-14, 2010, Bali-Indonesia
The Forestry Administration,
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
[email protected]
TIGER CONSERVATION LANDSCAPE
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(1) Eastern Plain Landscape and (2) Cardamom Mountain Range
Map of Protection Forests and Protected Areas in Cambodia
Eastern Plain
Landscape (EPL)Site for Tiger
Recovery Program
GOAL
To restore and conserve at
least one source site
large enough to
support 25
breeding females
PRIORITY ACTIONS
1- Will formally designate and secure
at least one potential source site
(around 1,500km²) as tiger habitat in
EPL
2- Will establish and resource a
dedicated law enforcement officers
(of at least 50) full-time, welltrained and equipped ranger
PRIORITY ACTIONS
3- Will implement consistent tiger and
its prey monitoring protocols and
enforce effective management
4- Will strengthen trans-boundary
cooperation to reduce wildlife
poaching and illegal
activities across
border
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PROGRAM INDICATOR BY 2015
1- Design site for tiger restoration (2ys)
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Site formally designed
Landscape management and zoning approved
Tiger restoration identified
2- Enforcement capacity & habitat
management (5ys)
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Law enforcement officer well trained & equipped
Conservation infrastructure established
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Wildlife crime protection increased
Tiger prey density increased
PROGRAM INDICATOR BY 2015
3- Monitoring system (2ys)
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MIST & other developed & implemented
4- Trans-boundary collaboration (3ys)
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Information sharing network established
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PROGRAM INDICATOR BY 2022
Source site protected
Tiger prey support 25
breeding females
Habitat connectivity
through landscapes
Wildlife product across
border reduced
Tiger reintroduction
program developed
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CAPACITY NEEDS
Improve technical skills
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Reporting, patrolling, monitoring, investigation
Scientific skills
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Biological tiger & its prey monitoring
Awareness raising and outreach
program
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Perception of tiger conservation value
Threat to tiger survival
INDICATIVE COST
Activities
Designate inviolate tiger source site
Costs
500,000
Increase capacity & effectiveness law
enforcement
4,500,000
Integrate habitat management at
landscape level
2,000,000
Implement tiger & prey monitoring
1,500,000
Strengthen trans-boundary cooperation
1,000,000
TOTAL (until 2015)
9,500,000
FINANCING OPTION
International community
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WB, ADB, GEF-5, JICA,
NGOs
REDD
Tourism
National budget
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In kind support from
government
$$$$
SUPPORT NEEDED FROM GTI
Activities
Costs
Awareness raising for national government
50,000
Awareness raising & outreach campaign for
local communities
100,000
Trans-boundary meeting to strengthen cross
border control for wildlife trade
95,000
Feasibility study & assessment of tiger reintroduction program
245,000
TOTAL (until 2015)
490,000
THANK YOU FOR
YOUR
ATTENTION