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Highlighting the Hotspots: Curating, Using and Sharing the C.A.P.E. Findings and Other Biodiversity Data in Support of Bioregional Planning and Land-Use Decisionmaking
Grantee Name: 
Western Cape Nature Conservation Board
HOTSPOT
Cape Floristic Region
LOCATION
South Africa
AMOUNT
US$203,070
DATES
Jul 2002
-
Sep 2004
KEYWORDS
Biodiversity mainstreaming
Conservation planning
Land use planning
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Cape Floristic Region
LOCATION
South Africa
AMOUNT
US$203,070
DATES
Jul 2002
-
Sep 2004
KEYWORDS
Biodiversity mainstreaming
Conservation planning
Land use planning

Build on the foundation of a data resource center to ensure easy accessibility of biodiversity data and tools fundamental for prevention of ongoing encroachment into conservation-worthy areas and to facilitate land use decision-making. Provide data through a Web portal with online, e-mail help facilities and CD-ROMs and develop a business plan for sustainability of the C.A.P.E. Coordination Unit.

Strategic Direction: 3 Support civil society efforts to create an institutional environment that enables effective conservation action

Project Resources:
Final Project Report
English
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