RarePlanet A Community Inspiring Conservation Regional Mgt Learning Team Concept Model March 5, 2009

RarePlanetA Community Inspiring Conservation

Regional Mgt Learning TeamConcept ModelMarch 5, 2009

Agenda

• 5 minutes – agree on meeting background, approach, rules• 5 minutes - Introduction of the theme – Concept Model• Objective of the deliverable• 10 minutes each

• At each session participant present the strengths and weaknesses of the deliverable

• Ask the group for specific feedback• 5 minutes – group discussion• 10 minutes – concluding lessons, next steps

Proposed Standard Next Steps1. “Rubric” (standard indicators for success) for each issue

completed as a draft2. Comments ideas transferred to a group on RarePlanet3. Discussion4. Best practices/ideas compiled5. Best practices link to training, standards, communication

Focus: Rawa Tripa (Indonesia)

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Campaign Overview: Rawa Tripa

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Campaign Details

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Focus: Mascota and San Sebastián del Oeste Jalisco

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Campaign Overview: Mascota and San Sebastián del Oeste Jalisco

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Contributing Factors/indirect threats (yellow boxes)

Direct threats (red boxes)

Goals (green circles)

Focus: Hunchan

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Campaign Overview: Hunchun

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Lessons Learned – Potential Template?

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What are goals and benefits of a concept model:

What are the top 5 things good concept models have:

What are the top 5 common pit fall:Management – what are the signs that a campaign is apt to have a good or bad concept model:

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