Summary of Key Tasks, Outputs and Targets: Component 2.2 Table of Key Activities and Milestones Task 2.2
Tasks 2.2 Q1
Q2 Q3
Q4 2.2.1 District level coastal management
Up-to-date compendium, the ICFG Binder of interim products
X X X
X Make contributions where appropriate to the Tullow-
supported District spatial planning underway Contributions to coastal tourism element of the Korean
consortium master plan in Ahanta X X
X Assessment of shoreline characteristics and uses in
targeted for expanded tourism development X X
Conduct shore use and vulnerability assessments for priority coastal tourism sites
X X Develop guidance for voluntary adoption of best
development practices for existing and proposed tourism investments
X X
X Flooding, erosion, climate vulnerability, shore facilities,
adaptation measures for setbacks and resettlement X
GIS and other data X
X X
X
2.2.2 Conservation of critical sea and landscape habitats
X X Utilize land cover land use change and habitat patch
analyses for a threats assessment of the main landscape conservation corridor connecting to the coast
X X X
Strengthen selected community resource management entities for coastal wetlands and Cape Three Points Forest
X X X
X Baseline ecological assessments of potential MPA sites
X Flood hazard, shore characteristics and use and climate
change vulnerability assessment with community involvement in Prince’s Town and the confluence of the
Nyili-Kapani Rivers. X X
Community resilience strategy with early implementation actions
X X
Seek protection status for Ehunli lagoon, wetland and wildlife habitat including turtle nesting sites.
X X
Voluntary best practices for beach resort development, Ehunli Lagoon
X X
X Capacity building assessment and activities for eco-
tourism related livelihoods in the Cape Three Points area X
X
2.2.3 Livelihoods Resilience at fish landing sites Household surveys and vulnerability analysis conducted
X Participatory scenario development
X Buildingsupporting adaptive management
X X
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List of Key Outputs Task 2.2
ｸ Compendium of interim products including written contributions to the Tullow Oil spatial planning that include shoreline vulnerability community resilience assessments
ｸ GIS products for use by District ｸ Written prospectus on landscape-seascape concept for Cape Three Points that includes
planning for conservation of critical wetlands, connectivity with the Cape Three Points Forest, and ecological and fisheries management justification for marine protected areas
ｸ Updated management plan for the Cape Three Points Forest ｸ Shore use and best practices atlas for selected coastal tourism sites
ｸ Vulnerability assessment and community resilience plan for vicinity of Prince’s Town ｸ Fish Landing Site value chain improvement and resilience plan
Cape Three Points Focal Area Contributions to ICM Policy Development Issue analysis
National Forest, shoreline areas w tourism potential, selected fishing villages
Stakeholder engagement
Participatory assessments and rapid appraisals; district development planning, village planning
Planning and Policy
Maps and analysis of Cape 3 Points Forest and environs from ecological landscape and carbon credit perspectives; flood hazard and climate change
analysis for selected development sites, best practices guidance for large scale tourism developments, recommendations to District spatial plan, local
livelihood resilience plan for a fish landing site
Adoption Spatial development plan policies; best practices guidelines for tourism
development in selected coastal sites; village resilience plan, forest mgt.
Implementation Strengthened community forest management Cape 3 Points. Voluntary use
of best practices in large scale private development; best practices applied in the review of proposals for tourist beach development, restrictions on use of
highly vulnerable areas in coastal village,
Targets relative to PMP Indicators Task 2.2 USAID Indicator
Year 3 Target
1 Improvements assessed by governance scorecard Increasing
4 Number of stakeholders participating in resource mgmt 200
initiatives, workshops, regional meetings and exchange visits 6 Hectares under Improved Mgt
8000 7 Amount of private sector or government resources
USD 50,000.00 allocated for planning and implementation of ICM
10 Quantity of greenhouse gas emissions, metric tons CO2, To be calculated
reduced or sequestered as a result of USG assistance 11 Number of climate change assessments conducted
2 12 Number of institutions with improved capacity to address
4 climate change issues
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