Identificarea și evaluarea competențelor pentru managementul siturilor Natura 2000 |
Abbreviations used in the text
Executive Summary
Guidance for the reader
Report structure
1. Introduction – background & context of the project
The importance of the Natura 2000 network for conservation
The challenge of effective Natura 2000 management
An Action Plan for nature, people and the economy
How this project responds
2. Project implementation Action 1 – approach & methodology
Action A1 in the context of the project
First technical workshop, Brussels, 27 to 28 June 2018
Natura 2000 implementation in different EU Member States
Natura 2000 sites & Protected Areas
Types of Natura 2000 site manager, their activities & functions
Analysis of functional levels of Natura 2000 site managers
3. Identifying specific competencies required by Natura 2000 site managers
4. Next steps in the project
5. Conclusions & recommendations
ANNEXES
Annex 1: Glossary of terms
Annex 2: Programme of the first technical workshop – Brussels, 27 to 28 June 2018
Annex 3: Participants to the workshop on identifying competencies for the Natura 2000 managers, Brussels, 27-28th of June
Annex 4: Competencies required by Natura 2000 site managers
A. PLANNING, MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
1. Protected area policy, planning and projects (PPP)
1. Organisational leadership and development (ORG)
2. Human resource management (HRM)
3. Financial and operational resource management (FRM)
4. Administrative documentation and reporting (ADR)
5. Communication and collaboration (CAC)
B. APPLIED PROTECTED AREA MANAGEMENT
6. Biodiversity conservation (BIO)
7. Upholding laws and regulations (LAR)
8. Local communities and cultures (COM)
9. Tourism, recreation and public use (TRP)
10. Awareness and education (AWA)
11. Field/water craft and site Maintenance (FLD)
12. Technology (TEC)
C. GENERAL PERSONAL COMPETENCIES
13. Foundation personal competencies (FPC)
Advanced Personal Competencies (APC)
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