The mobilization of adequate resources from all sources to implement the Strategic Plan for Migratory Species effectively has increased substantially.
Note: This target refers to resource mobilization in the broad sense including international and domestic funding from public, private and other sources. It however also implies policy choices that reduce the costs of improving the status of migratory species and thus also benefits from the correct implementation of Goals 1 and 2. Developing countries, least developed countries, small island developing states and countries with economies in transition have particularly acute needs in this regard. Resource flows to as well as within these countries need to increase, both through ”north-south” and “south-south” cooperation.
Expected result
Achievement of this target will involve a measurable positive difference in mobilisation of resources between a baseline point and (a) subsequent assessment point(s). The resources may be financial or they may be of other kinds (eg human capacity), but they must contribute to SPMS implementation. Furthermore, to satisfy the target, the increase which occurs must be “substantial” (although what this means is not quantified in the target).
A - Outreach, promotion and uptake of the Plan
- CMS Communication Strategy (under development)
B - The delivery framework
- Resolution 11.26 Programme of Work on Climate Change and Migratory Species
- Resolution 11.27 Renewable Energy and Migratory Species
- Resolution 10.19 Migratory Species Conservation in the Light of Climate Change
- MoU on the Conservation and Management of Dugongs (Dugong dugong) and their Habitats throughout their Range
- Conservation and Management Plan of the MoU on the Conservation and Management of Marine Turtles and their Habitats of the Indian Ocean and South-East Asia
- Siberian Crane MOU Action Plan for the Western/Central Asian Site Network
- Action Plan for the conservation of southern South American migratory grassland bird species and their habitats, adopted within the Memorandum of Understanding on the Conservation of Southern South American Migratory Grassland Bird Species and their Habitats
- CMS COP Resolution 11.15 (2014) on Preventing poisoning of migratory birds
- CMS COP Resolution 11.09 (2014) on World Migratory Bird Day
- Programme of Work on Migratory Birds and Flyways
- CMS COP Resolution 11.16 on The Prevention of Illegal Killing, Taking, and Trade of Migratory Birds
- Programme of Work for the Africa-Eurasian Migratory Landbirds Action Plan
- Resolution 10.3 - The Role of Ecological Networks in the Conservation of Migratory Species
- Programme of Work of theCentral Asian Mammals Initiative
- Action Plan concerning Conservation and Restoration of the Bukhara Deer
- International Single Species Action Plan for the Conservation of the Argali
C - Key partnerships and other supporting delivery frameworks
- CMS COP Resolution 11.10 (2014)
- Res 11.26 Climate Change and Migratory Species Programme of Work
- Report 1: Migratory Species, Marine Debris and its Management
D - Capacity development
Section to be completed soon
E - Resourcing for biodiversity (including human, technical and financial resources)
Section to be completed soon
F - Monitoring and evaluation, including indicators, milestones and feedback to the sub-targets, as well as headline measures of success by which overall success of the SPMS may be judged
- International Single Species Action Plan for the Conservation of the Argali
- Action Plan for the conservation of southern South American migratory grassland bird species and their habitats, adopted within the Memorandum of Understanding on the Conservation of Southern South American Migratory Grassland Bird Species and their Habitats
- Indicator Factsheets
G - Reporting on and review of progress at national level and by governing bodies such as the CMS COP