| Indicators | Level
of Achievement | Performance
rating |
Conservation of threatened
or endangered Biodiversity | •
Areas (reserves, parks, other) under effective participatory management | •
200,000 ha of traditionally protected areas surveyed, demarcated and protected. | Satisfactory |
•
Participatory management plans implemented | •
20 management plans, community landuse plan and local agreements signed to protect
community forests and savannah resources. |
• Community dedicated reserves under
effective management |
• Change in
management wildlife and forest protected areas | •
10 community resource management areas (CREMAs) being created to protect wildlife
and forest resource |
• Regeneration of vegetative
cover | • Over
30,000 ha of buffer zones created around scared groves |
•
Change in area under compatible land use | •
25,000 ha of community woodlots and plantations established. |
•
Degraded areas rehabilitated and by communities |
Reduction
of threats to Climate Change | •
Adoption rate of renewable energy | •
5 solar light demonstrations established in the northern region | Satisfactory |
•
Biogas tested and proven as alternative energy in Tamale |
•
Proportion of population using efficient energy devices | •
Efficient cost-effective woodstoves manufactured and introduced to commercial,
industrial and institutions in the northern regions |
•
Number of Institutions collaborating to research into alternative energies. | •
Sustainable model for the production and management of woodfuels piloted for adoption
in collaboration with TCC |
| • Sustainable management and
control of bushfires piloted in the Afram Plains |
• Awareness of bushfire control in communities | •
Studies into sustainable urban transportation system conducted and a model proposed
to reduce volume of traffic in the urban areas. |
Reduction of pollution into International
Waters | Number of conservation
and sustainable use of biodiversity in coastal, wetland, mangrove, estuarine,
marine and freshwater ecosystems | •
2 Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) plans to reverse the trend of mangrove
over-exploitation and degradation of wetlands introduced in Volta and Western
Regions | Satisfactory |
•
2 Traditional norms and authority used to designate biologically active wetlands
as protected/conservation areas and develop community-based livelihood alternatives
to relieve pressure on wetlands and their biodiversity. |
•
Creation of community-based livelihood alternatives that rehabilitate population
of endemic species in these areas introduced in the Volta Region |
•
Development of community-based initiatives that will reduce the threats of water
hyacinth in the trans-boundary Tano River |
• Crab and lobster farming introduced
in the Volta region |
Contaminant-based Programme | Number
of people aware on the dangers of POPs. | •
Initiatives to eliminate the Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) nutrients and
certain metals in vegetable production being piloted in greater Accra | Partially
Satisfactory |
• Public awareness and education on reduction
of agricultural run-off in the form of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. And
reduction of industrial waste dumping by promoting reuse and recycling being promoted. |
Land
Degradation and Desertification control | •
Number of integrated land and water resource management projects in priority areas | •
Eight (8) integrated land and water management projects implemented. |
satisfactory |
• Ha of degraded land under rehabilitation. |
Persistent
Organic Pollutants | • Policy
and regulatory framework on POPs | •
Two projects ongoing |
satisfactory |
• Number of people aware on the dangers
of POPs. |
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