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Monitoring and the Tiger Dashboard

Monitoring and the Tiger Dashboard. Framing Considerations. Upon deliberation, we have named this tool a dashboard, rather than scorecard, because it is not about keeping score. It is a tool for monitoring the progress of the program, as in driving your car down the road toward TX2.

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Monitoring and the Tiger Dashboard

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  1. Monitoring and the Tiger Dashboard

  2. Framing Considerations • Upon deliberation, we have named this tool a dashboard, rather than scorecard, because it is not about keeping score. It is a tool for monitoring the progress of the program, as in driving your car down the road toward TX2. • The Ministers, in their deliberation at Hua Hin, outlined the basic frame for the document. • Each TRC in its own NTRP presents its specific indicators for the program. • Monitoring systems must have user buy in. Most top-down, heavy-handed tools end up in the dust bin. • All donors require a transparent, cost-effective tool to measure programmatic progress.

  3. Components: • 1. Designing the reporting instrument by each TRC. The design can be accomplished through a workshop process if the TRC so requests. • 2. Capacity enhancement. These needs will emerge from the workshops and be conveyed to and supported from the capacity development portion of the GTRP.

  4. Tiger Dashboard • Global Goal: T x 2 • Goal 1. Preserve, protect, and enhance tiger conservation landscapes • Goal 2. Combat wildlife crime • Goal 3. Reduce and then eliminate demand for tiger parts and products • Goal 4. Make local communities who live near tiger landscapes part of the solution

  5. Dashboard continued • Goal 5. Enhance excellence in the management of tigers and their landscapes. • Goal 6. Develop sustainable financing for tiger conservation

  6. Global Goal. Stop the decline of tigers and double the number of wild tigers by 2022.

  7. Goal 1. Preserve, protect, and enhance tiger conservation landscapes .

  8. Goal 2. Combat wildlife crime. .

  9. Goal 3. Reduce and then eliminate demand for tiger parts and products.

  10. Goal 4. Make local communities who live near tiger landscapes part the solution.

  11. Goal 5. Enhance excellence in the management of tigers and their landscapes.

  12. Goal 6. Develop sustainable financing for tiger conservation.

  13. Monitoring IndicatorsSuggested Scale for Tiger Abundance • Core/source sites • Corridors • Landscapes • Global

  14. Monitoring Tiger Habitat and PreyBest practice is science-based.Scales: • Core/source sites • Buffers and corridors • Landscapes

  15. Enabling Tiger Conservation • No-go core zones/sources sites and smart green infrastructure become policy • Sustainable financing established • Local NGO strengthened as watch dogs and program supporters • The protection and management team professionalized • Move to an adaptive management vs. an linear management framework

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