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Towards an Effective Protected Areas Network in Africa: Experience in Assessing Protected Area Management Effectiveness and Future Proposals

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Author(s)Dudley, N.
Hurd, J.
Belokurov, A.
DateFebruary 2005
Reference typeReport
Pages28 pp.
PublisherWWF, Gland, Switzerland

Summary
This report summarises contemporary African experience with assessment of management effectiveness, drawing on a range of case studies (in South Africa, Congo Basin, Cote D'Ivoire, Ghana, Nigeria and Central Africa), including outputs from a workshop organised by WWF and the World Bank in Kribi, Cameroon in June 2002 and subsequent assessments. The paper also provides a section on strategies for improving protected area management in Africa. The authors argue that an ecologically representative network of effectively managed protected areas will make an essential contribution to sustainable development in Africa, maintaining biodiversity, environmental services and human well-being.

Themes
Protected areas

Geographic coverage
Africa

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