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Act. No.Results to be communicated Goal of communication National or project-level commsTarget Audience TimelineHow will you communicate in order to achieve the goal?
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WWF-USACBK (KAZ)CAMP Alatoo (KYR)Ilbirs (KYR)CAMP Tabiat (TAJ)CMSTajikistan Nature Foundation (TAJ)GRIDA
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1.1.4.Regional species vulnerability assessment reportDecision makers understand the unique vulnerabilities of 6 transboundary species in Central AsiaProject levelDecision-makers of project countries Q1 2025Promote through WWF-US international channelsHighlight report findings during annual meeting; 10-15 minutes if time is short; Poster about climate change impacts to maral at the PA headquarters where hunters check-in; provide Kazakh translationIn-person advisory consultations during pasture use plan development workshops and PA management plan development; provide Kyrgyz translationPresenting recommendations on maral migration route and vulnerability during the working group meeting on the creation of an ecological corridor with the participation of the Ministries of Nature; provide Krygyz translationPresentation, questionnaire for the participants, and follow-up discussion as part of the validation workshop (EbA measures, see 2.1.5); provide Tajik translationRevise/edit Russian translation; will distribute at CAMI Range States Meeting and CAMCA ConferenceMeeting face-to-face with the focal points from the CEP and NAS, take a leading role in coordinating working group on new Yaghnob NP management plan; provie Tajik translation; taking materials to IUCN World Conservation Congress in OctoberLayout, Editorial; provide on website and distribute at regional/international events partners will attend; providing QR codes and downloadable links plus written materials; promotion at regional events and during NCMs (April/May 2025) & IYGP Event Launch in Tajikistan
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1.1.5.Policy briefs at national and regional level based on the vulnerability assessment report including recommendations on filling the data & knowledge gaps Decision makers create policies to address climate vulnerability of species and communities in Central Asia, or prioritize funding to address important data gapsProject levelDecision-makers of project countries Q1 2025Coordination of written content with input from all partnersOrganize workshop in Almaty and invite department officials to participatePresenting recommendations during National Consultation MeetingParticipating in the National Consultation Meeting (April/May 2025) and presenting the recommendations Face-to-face meeting with representatives, format TBD once meeting request has been approvedParticipate in at least one workshop organized by CEP or Academy of Science, present policy brief; taking materials to IUCN World Conservation Congress in OctoberLayout, Editorial; Work with UNEP and CMS to disseminate policy reports via website, promotion at regional events and during NCMs (April/May 2025) & IYGP Event Launch in Tajikistan (if possible)
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1.3.3.The community vulnerability assessment report based on climate crowd surveyTo inform the local community about the impact of climate change NationalLocal communities and local authorities Q1 2025Provided training to all partners on survey design and how to implement; collated data and provided reportsIn-person informal meetings (around lunch-time) with communities; coordinate with group representative; goal is to have 2 separate meetingsClimateCrowd already shared with local community, will modify UNEP report for new audience and share during pasture use plan development and PA management plan developmentTranslate infographics into Kyrgyz and prepare a YouTube video with voiceover in Kyrgyz and launch the video, also shared via InstagramPresent the findings during validation meetings (1-2 days), send infographics to community via WhatsAppFace to face meetings / in the framework of situation model updates and other workshops Layout, Editorial for final report, with inputs from partners and UNEP; creation of simple infographics to share with partners for social media and WhatsApp communications; potential website inclusion
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1.4.2.        The region and context specific climate information to support national stakeholders on their planning effortsNational authorities better understand the impacts, observed and expected, of climate change in their countriesNationalNational and sub-national (regional) authorities2022 - completed by EURACIncorporate regional climate information into policy briefs and SVA reportACBK already invited to roundtable discussions, we will add these findings to agenda at that timeIn-person advisory consultations during pasture use plan development workshops and PA management plan developmentShare the results with local stakeholders via social media (Instagram) - decided to focus on sharing information with communities, CAMP Alatoo tackling decision makersE-mail correspondence, plus follow-up with specific guidanceIncorporating climate information into policy briefs and SVA report as needed
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2.1.3.        The situation models of the six selected pilot protected areas according to Open Standards methodology.Situation models reflect a collaborative process with local communities and are used to inform the selection of EbA measures for project interventions, with positive supportNationalLocal communities surrounding the pilot areas and local authoritiesSituation Model validation complete and interventions identified; waiting on ACBK to finalizeWWF-Russia staff completed situation model for Ily-Balkhash Nature ReserveComplete situation model for Zhongar Alatau; Separate 1:1 meetings - one with community members (pasture users) and one with PA managers/forestry officialsComplete situation model for ??; Modify submitted UNEP report for new audience and share at multiple workshops (including with activity 2.1.5), with emphasis on desired outcomesComplete situation model for Sarychat-Ertash State Natural Reserve?; Share the finalized models with Khan Tengri and Nary park staff (need to double check budget)

Complete situation model for Yaghnob National Park; Presentation and review of situation model during validation workshop (see also 2.1.5)Complet situation model for Tigrovaya-Balka protected area; Present the situation model to targeted goups, discussion during consultation workshops 2024 CAMI newsletter article about process, based on partner interviews; feature interviews on website and potentially situation models as an interactive feature
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2.1.5.        EbA measures identified from situation models Specific measures will be added during project implementation and communication methods will have to be defined/updated accordinglyNationalAll local stakeholders (highly diverse audience group)Interventions selected for each country - Q1 2025Not participating in this activity (WWF-Russia selected interventions for Ily-Balkhash before leaving project)TBDTBDTBDTBDTBDProvided training on Panorama platform, will help partners incorporate activities into submitted solutions later in implementation (Activity 5.2.5)
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2.2.3.        A new tools for climate change-informed wildlife management, including community-based and ecosystem-based tools focusing on the landscape level (planning tool 1)Management authorities use tool to develop protected area development plan for one or more CAMCA speciesProject levelLocal authorities and PA managersPAVA tool in development from WWF-US; feedback provided at 2024 partners meeting; Q2 2025Develop primary content for management tool, share implementation guidelines with remaining CAMCA partners, with assistance from GRIDA/UNEPInitial presentation to local PA managers, follow-up meetings during development of management plan, feedback on draft plan versionsIn-person advisory consultations during pasture use plan development workshops and PA management plan developmentInitial presentation to local PA managers, follow-up meetings during development of management plan, feedback on draft plan versionsInitial presentation to local PA managers, follow-up meetings during development of management plan, feedback on draft plan versionsInitial presentation to local PA managers, follow-up meetings during development of management plan, feedback on draft plan versions(see also 2.2.1); print planning tool guidelines, create presentation and other communications products to share with partners and practioners, feature tool on website and social media outreach
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2.4.2.        Wildlife survey in the pilot territories (including through the use of camera traps and non-invasive genetic monitoring) to identify flagship species distributionStakeholders acquire more local/specific knowledge about which CAMCA species are found near themNationalProtected area staffIlbirs implemented Maral survey; TNF will implement infrared drone survey for Bukhara DeerNot completing activityNot completing activitySupport to Ilbirs Foundation as needed (budget allowing)Presenting survey results and distribution map to Khan Tengri and Naryn park staff Not completing activityFace to face meeting with the representatives of CEP department on Strictly protected areas and NAS to share the survey results and data (Photos, other materials)Work with partners to create website stories to promote and communicate activities
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3.1.1Raise awareness of local communities on importance of biodiviersity and climate change impactsProject levelLocal partnersOngoing throughout projectNot completing activityCompleted 3 events in 2024 - a transboundary knowledge exchange workshop, teacher training for pasture mangement, and local enterprises for sustainable development + pasture regulations updates; provided press releases and photos to GRIDA to feature on the websiteSupport to partners via training (video production, photos, canva design) to create materials for awareness raising and capacity building events; creation of website stories and SoMe promotion
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3.2.1.        High mountain pasture monitoring (spring) including hunting territories in TajikistanData about the condition of and infrastructure in local pastures is used when making pasture management plansNational - TajikistanJamoat representatives, pasture users, hunters, farmersCAMP Tabiat presented results of monitoring survey at 2024 partners meetingNot completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activityComplete and assist others with implementing pasture monitoring plan, ongoing meetings with local pasture users, huntersNot completing activityWork with partners to create website stories to promote and communicate activities
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3.2.2.        A proposal to establish an ecological corridor between two pilot PAs in KyrgyzstanDecision makers actively promote ecological corridors between protected areasNational - KyrgyzstanDepartment of BiodiversityUpdate?Not completing activityNot completing activityPresent rationale for establishing ecological corridor using Academy of Sciences recommendations and input from other local partnersSupport to CAMP Alatoo as needed (budget allowing)Not completing activityNot completing activityDisseminate results and lessons learned from establishing the eco-corridor in Kyrgystan; Work with partners to create website stories to promote and communicate activities
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3.2.3.        Provide support/facilitate the establishment of a working group on the establishment of the ecological corridor and development of a plan for the establishment of the ecological corridorWorking group successfully gathers necessary documents and data within the 1-month timelineNational - KyrgyzstanWorking Group Members (Protected area managers, District Agrarian and Land Reform Center, Minister of Culture representative)Update?Not completing activityNot completing activityCollect as much necessary data ahead of time and assist working group members to meet the tight deadline, following official order from activity 3.2.2.Not completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activitySupport as part of 3.2.2 and 3.2.4
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3.2.4.        Establishment of the ecological corridorNational decision makers, and local stakeholders are knowledgeable about the ecological corridor proposal and protected area staff are aware of the corridors purpose and desired/expected outcomesNational - KyrgyzstanDept. of Biodiversity Conservation, Protected area staff, local self-government, Pasture committees, Local communities, HerdersUpdate?Not completing activityNot completing activityPresentation/conversations about proposed ecological corridors between pilot PAs in accordance with the KR regulations to hunting companiesProvide expert opinions on maral movements in Jargalchak (between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan), potentially provide wildlife data in support; Present a map outlining the ecological corridor to all protected area staff
Not completing activityNot completing activityDisseminate results and lessons learned from establishing the eco-corridor in Kyrgystan; Work with partners to create website stories to promote and communicate activities
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3.2.6.        The guidelines (i.e., planning tool 2) for pasture management plans to integrate climate change issues and ecological corridors into pasture management plans in pilot communities.New guidelines that integrate climate change adaptation and ecological corridors into pasture management plans are developed as a collaborative effortNational - KyrgyzstanGuideline development partners (Dept. of Biodiversity, Dept. of Pastures, Ministry of Agriculture, NGOs)Pasture Management Plan tool developed by CAMP AlatooNot completing activity(also using Academy of Sciences recommendations from 3.2.2.) Collect inputs, schedule meetings, revise documents, and get approval from partnersprint planning tool guidelines, create presentation and other communications products to share with partners and practioners, feature tool on website and outreach
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3.2.7.        The grazing plans taking into consideration regimes of the ecological corridor in Kyrgyzstan.Decision makers and pasture users understand and use guidelines from 3.2.6 when making management plansNational - KyrgyzstanLocal governments, pasture committees, Dept. of Biodiversity, Dept. of Pastures, hunting companiesNovember- December 2024Not completing activityNot completing activitypresent guidelines at the Consultative and Coordination Council (Round Table) with guideline development partnersNot completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activity
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4.1.2.        Case studies with evidence of economic benefits of conservation and sustainable, climate change-sensitive wildlife management in pilot countriesCase studies will be conducted based on EbA measures identified in 2.1.5 and communication methods will be defined/updated accordinglyProject levelCAMP Alatoo to complete a community survey in place of a TSANot completing activityTBDTBDTBDTBDPrint and layout of Economic Analysis and dissemination of results at regional and international events geared for conservation finance
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4.3.1Multi-stakeholder and inter-sectoral partners are informed about project results and developmentsProject outputs and lessons learned match well with other ongoing intiatives, high-level donors are aware of project outcomes, potential future projects and avenues are identifiedProject levelHigh level donors and policymakers from the region2025 - CAMCA Regional ConferenceNot completing activityAttending CAMCA regional conference / CAMI Meetings
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4.3.2.        CAMI meetings (regional platform) CAMI stakeholders have a general awareness of CAMCA project activities and are updated on project developments & outputsProject levelCAMI stakeholders and partners (regional)5-9 May GermanyNot completing activityProduce factsheets for each of the 6 CAMCA species featuring CAMI atlas updates on climate change range shifts (Q3)
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4.4.1Analysis of relevant sub-national/local, national and regional policy frameworksSub-national and national government officials are aware of policies and strategies being implemented at in neighboring countries and relevant resources/networksProject levelVarious government officials (experts working on wildlife, biodiversity, and climate change topics), relevant ministries in target countriesCMS Report - 2025Not completing activityCollate information provided by partners, review landscape-level policies and write main text body, translate into RussianProduce report in collaboration with CMS, further disseminate analysis via website, social media, and at high-level policy event
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4.4.2Identify entry points/gaps based on the review and analysisSub-national and national government officials in 3 target countries can identify curent gaps in their own policies and know where to go or who to ask for assistance with addressing themProject levelDecision-makers in relevant ministries of target countries, or their advisors (various gov. officials and experts)CMS Brief - 2025Not completing activityResponding to CMS request to identify relevant policies in KazakhstanResponding to CMS request to identify relevant policies in KyrgyzstanResponding to CMS request to identify relevant policies in KyrgyzstanResponding to CMS request to identify relevant policies in TajikistanWrite policy entry points brief in collaboration with partners based on policy frameworks reportProduce policy briefs in collaboration with CMS using species maps, further disseiminate analysis via website, social media, and high-level policy event (potentially associated with IYGP 2025, NCM, UNFCCC COP30 in Brazil, or CAMI meetings)
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5.1.4 & 5.1.5Media training for local journalists/media in the field of climate change adaptation, biodiversity conservation and migratory species.National journalists better understand how to cover environmental stories and increase coverage of partner activitiesProject levelLocal and national-level journalists (print, online, and multi-media)Tajikistan journalist training held October 2023, Kazakhstan journalist training held September 2024Not completing activityAssisted GRID and UN in co-organizing event logistics and providing contacts in ministry for journalists to interview; coordination with local communities and government agenciesNot completing activityNot completing activityAssisted in selection of participants and senior journalist trainer, informed/prepared community and village leaders and land use committee, and local environment protection in Tigrova Balka about potential for interviews
Assisted in identifying suitable trainers for journalist training workshop in Kazakhstan and provided contact infoAgreement with environment and development magazine to conduct the training. Facilitating communication between senior journalist and GRIDA. Face-to-face meetings with pilot area authorities to get journalists visit approvals Co-planning and organizing (based on previous trainings held) completed selection of participants for journalist awards and media outreach, responsible for overall organization and implmentation; selecting award and grant recipients
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5.2.3        Interactive, online educational course for children on climate change and migratory speciesSchool-age children engage with snow leopard conservation in a more interactive and immersive way, while learning more about their management and different issuesNational level - KyrgyzstanSchool-aged childrenQ4 2024 (online snow leopard game available on Tabletopia) - finalized and promoted Q1 2025Not completing activityNot completing activityDeveloped and printed snow leopard game, board, pieces, and rules including intial concept creation, testing, and teacher trainingNot completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activityDeveloped online game based on existing in-person game with Tabletopia, modify and test with CAMP Alatoo, promote game on website and social media
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5.2.4        Communication of project and initial results to High-level policymakers at side event CMS COP14 (Samarkand, Oct 2023)High level policy makers and national representatives are aware of project actions being taken to support wildlife and ecosystems in adapting to climate change; high-level donors are aware of local project partnersProject levelHigh level policy makers and national representatives; potentially high-level donorsCompleted February 2024WWF-Russia staff attended CMS COPNot completing activityNot completing activityPresent findings of widlife survey and project activities in pilot protected areas at side event (Kenje speaker)Not completing activityAttend COP in person, liaison with Tajik focal points and ministers for CAMCA side eventOrganized high-level event in cooperation with UNEP and CMS, Exposure Story on GRIDA website, social media post about event
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5.2.4        Communication of project and initial results to High-level policymakers at side event CBD COP16 (Colombia Oct 2024)High level policy makers and national representatives are aware of project actions being taken to support wildlife and ecosystems in adapting to climate change; high-level donors are aware of local project partnersProject levelHigh level policy makers and national representatives; potentially high-level donorsCompleted October 2024Not completing activityNot completing activityRecorded presentation to be featured in side event - took a 10 minute spot highlighting project activities and CAMP Alatoo in Krygyzstan to attendeesNot completing activityNot completing activityDagmar Zhikova (Chief Scientist) as one of several panelists participating in the eventNot completing activityCo-organized side event with Kyrgyz Ministry; attended as part of Krygyz Delegation with a facilitator and logistics support role
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5.2.4        Communication of project and initial results to High-level policymakers at UNFCCCHigh level policy makers and national representatives are aware of project actions being taken to support wildlife and ecosystems in adapting to climate change; high-level donors are aware of local project partnersProject levelHigh level policy makers and national representatives; potentially high-level donorsCompleted November 2024Not completing activityFacilitated connections to Kazakh pavillion (Baku Nov 2024)Not completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activityNot completing activityPrepared and sent materials to be available at pavillion (roll-ups, flyers, video), updated website and included QR codes; sending 2025 outputs to 2025 UNFCCC COP30 in Brazil
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5.2.5.        3 solutions from the project integrated into the Panorama Platform or other suitable knowledge platforms (from activity 4.1.) Global audiences can use building blocks from local conservation solutions implemented during the CAMCA project to upscale successes and manage knowledge collected long-termProject levelProtected area managers, NGOs, and governments in other regions looking to find building blocks for successful projects2025 - based on Project Interventions selectedNot completing activityNot completing activityProvided training on PANORAMA format and guidance for writing applications
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