Strategies for effective monitoring in community based natural resource management : a case study of the ADMADE [administrative management design] program in Zambia
Sign inUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA. DEPT. OF WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION
This paper presents a case study of the monitoring system of Administrative Management Design (ADMADE), a community-based natural resource management program in Zambia.
Lyons, Andrew · 1999
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Abstract
Described are the information needs of various stakeholders, the datasets collected, information flow, use of maps, techniques used to assess wildlife populations, quota setting methodology, data quality controls, lessons learned, recommendations, and additional research needs. Also described are two interventions developed to strengthen ADMADE"s monitoring program: a new geographic information system (GIS)-enabled relational database application, and community training in monitoring skills. (Author abstract)
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