INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK RELEVANT TO HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICTS
INSTITUTIONAL COOPERATION AND COORDINATION
Does the law provide for mandatory coordination among authorities involved in decision-making processes?
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Section 15 (extract):
(4) In his duties relating to the development of wildlife management areas, their management plans and their administration, the Director shall consult with the land boards and district councils responsible for the areas concerned.
Does the law identify the cases and matters for which institutional coordination is mandatory?
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Section 15 (extract):
(4) In his duties relating to the development of wildlife management areas, their management plans and their administration, the Director shall consult with the land boards and district councils responsible for the areas concerned.
Does the law define procedures and/or mechanisms through which coordination can be achieved?
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Does the law ensure there is no duplication/overlap of institutional coordinating bodies?
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Do coordination mechanisms include subsidiary entities? (i.e. coordination mechanisms at the local level)
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Para 6.2.5:
Government will facilitate wildlife conservation, utilisation and management through the provision of an enabling environment. Government will decentralise its responsibilities to District level and to the level of individual protected areas. The government will set standards and guidelines for wildlife and protected area management in order for the industry to produce desirable economic outputs
