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ASIAN ELEPHANT RANGE STATES MEETING, 2020
Funds under this award are to be used to convene the third Asian Elephant Range States Meeting in Nepal in 2020, a follow-up to the 2017 range state .meeting held in Jakarta whose most notable outcome was the Jakarta Declaration for Asian Elephant .Conservation. The meeting will be hosted by the Government of Nepals Ministry of Forest and .Environment, Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation (DNPWC) with technical support from Asian Elephant Support, WWF Nepal, ZSL Nepal, and IUCN Nepal. Three government representatives from each of the range states will convene in Nepal and participate in a three-day meeting focused .on conservation status, challenges, and priority actions for Asian elephants. The event will .encourage information flow and discussion among range states and will result in consensus of .elephant conservation management strategies, including: current status and threats assessment; transboundary i sues; status and updates on individual.range country action plans; and future collaborations.
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Funds under this award are to be used to convene the third Asian Elephant Range States Meeting in Nepal in 2020, a follow-up to the 2017 range state .meeting held in Jakarta whose most notable outcome was the Jakarta Declaration for Asian Elephant .Conservation. The meeting will be hosted by the Government of Nepals Ministry of Forest and .Environment, Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation (DNPWC) with technical support from Asian Elephant Support, WWF Nepal, ZSL Nepal, and IUCN Nepal. Three government representatives from each of the range states will convene in Nepal and participate in a three-day meeting focused .on conservation status, challenges, and priority actions for Asian elephants. The event will .encourage information flow and discussion among range states and will result in consensus of .elephant conservation management strategies, including: current status and threats assessment; transboundary i sues; status and updates on individual.range country action plans; and future collaborations.
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