Natural Resources Sector Reviews WWF Comments by Asukile R Kajuni General Comments Protection of natural resources from all illegal utilization require.

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Natural Resources Sector Reviews WWF Comments by Asukile R Kajuni General Comments Protection of natural resources from all illegal utilization require strengthening law enforcement across sectors through joint patrols, information gathering, intelligence and informer systems, the use of modern technology to combat illegal use and collaboration with the Police and Judiciary to review penalties so as to make them more deterrent. 10/15/2014

Natural Resources Sector Reviews WWF Comments General Comments Cont’d Harmonize community involvement across sectors with respect to benefit sharing mechanisms in support of government efforts in poverty reduction Tourism and fisheries revenues – all nature based and should be part of the sector presentations to reflect true economic values 10/15/2014

Natural Resources Sector Reviews WWF Comments General Comments Cont’d Some targets and indicators for the 2014/2015 are not SMART 10/15/2014 PMO-RALG is an important link to communities and local governments– require more engagement and involvement in implementation of all CBNRM programs