Publications
-
Effective implementation of electronic monitoring programs at scale requires a clear, well-thought-out governance design to ensure success from a regional fisheries management organization perspective. There are several options and many choices to be made about governance design and implementation, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach. To support regional fisheries management organizations in their decision-making, World Wildlife Fund–through funding provided by the Global Environment Facility under the Common Oceans program–has produced a technical resource document intended to help decision-makers understand their choices and options and highlight key decision points relating to electronic monitoring governance that stakeholders will need to address.
The following brief provides an overview of the technical resource document, as well as a decision matrix intended to help program designers make the best structural and operational choices based on their specific requirements and circumstances.
-
-
-
This training manual is a complementary guide to the LISA training modules that presents information that seeks to inform policy makers, financiers, governments, linear infrastructure practitioners, conservationists, and others interested in developing Asia‚'s ability to meet the needs of wildlife and people as it expands its roads, railways, and power line systems.
-
-
-
-
WWF-Nepal through the ALIGN Project partnered with the Nepal Forum of Environmental Journalists (NEFEJ) to organize a two-day program for the media to learn about the importance of natural resource safeguarding in linear infrastructure development. The event took place from July 10 to 11, 2024, in Chitwan‚ – Nepal‚'s biodiversity hot spot‚ – and included an orientation workshop and field visits. Thirty journalists from across the country, representing four provinces, attended the program.
-
-