Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

1. Landscape level biodiversity strengthened through effective management of protected areas and state forest.
2. Protection of biodiversity ensured sustainably with strong community support and involvement

1. Identification of current status of forest, biodiversity and socio-economic condition supports implementation of appropriate measures for improved management and conservation
2. Scientifically Informed forest and biodiversity conservation system implemented in identified critical sites
3. Capacity of the management authorities and local communities enhanced to improve the management effectiveness of critical sites
4. Cooperation between multi stakeholders of biodiversity conservation improved through information sharing at regional, national and international level
5. Infrastructure of PAs and National Forest Improved
6. Improved law enforcement through implementation of adaptive tools
7. Increase in detection of illegal activities through use of conservation technology and strengthened intelligent network
8. Increase in communities’ stewardship to forest and biodiversity reduces illegal wildlife trade
9. Enhanced traditional knowledge of community on ecology and its sustainable use supports maintenance of healthy ecosystem
10. Restoration of degraded forest and critical corridors
11. Increased awareness of human wildlife conflict (HWC) issues among stakeholders
12. Communities enabled to tackle human wildlife conflict issues reduces the incidence of human wildlife conflict
13. Effective compensation mechanism and insurance schemes reduces the incident of human wildlife conflict
14. Institutional and community capacity in rescue and rehabilitation of problematic animals reduces incident of human wildlife conflict
15. Institutional capacity development of community based organizations improves the sustainable management and conservation of forest
16. Promotion of alternative livelihood options improves the economic status of communities
17. Enhanced capacity of local communities to adopt alternatives livelihood option
18. Integrated watershed management practice increases the communities’ capacity to adopt to climate change
19. Awareness and understanding increased of climate change issues among communities

1. Improved management effectiveness of PAs, national forest, corridors and community forest   supports improved status of forest and biodiversity
2. Improved law enforcement in national forest and PAs reduces illegal activities including poaching and illegal logging
3. Participatory conservation approach in place supports restoration of ecological services in degraded forest and corridors
4. Multi-dimensional measures for prevention and mitigation of human wildlife conflicts (HWC) reduces the impact of increased wildlife in biodiversity hotspots and corridors.
5. Improved wellbeing of communities supports sustainable management and conservation of forest and biodiversity
6. Appropriate measures in place to adopt climate change supports long term conservation of biodiversity

Improved biodiversity conservation supports sustainable development for local communities across important biological landscapes.