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A presentation made on the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Transfrontier Conservation Area (TFCA) Network and communication portal, by Martin Leinweber of GiZ
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SADC TFCA Network

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•  Inspired by the SADC TFCA Programme (2013):

•  Component 4: Establishment of Data and Knowledge Management Systems

•  Information exchange, learning and innovation network which facilitates the gathering, processing and dissemination of TFCA related information

Rationale for TFCA Network :

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To overcome TFCA challenges through shared learning, knowledge management and

collaboration

Purpose of SADC TFCA Network:

Key Functions of the TFCA Network

1.  Knowledge sharing

2.  Content discussion

3.  Resource mobilisation

4.  Facilitate face to face meetings

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•  Finding common solutions to common challenges

•  Sharing experiences

•  Developing a regional repository of TFCA related information

•  Enabling peer review and feedback

•  Developing linkages with TFCA stakeholder groups

•  Strengthening collaboration and relationships

•  Conducting field visits to enhance understanding of local contexts

•  Facilitating empowerment at the level of the TFCA

Value Added of Network for SADC TFCAs

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à SADC TFCA network is steered by MS

à Steering Committee to provide strategic guidance & report & advise SADC TC on Wildlife on key recommendations & network activities: one representative per SADC MS

à General Membership: open to diverse TFCA stakeholders and practitioners, such as civil society, private sector, international cooperating partners and other government agencies

Membership & Governance:

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•  Currently 111 SADC TFCA practitioners

•  Regional repository for documents, fotos and videos on TFCAs

•  People‘s database

•  Event calender

•  Online discussion fora: currently online discussions on Free movement of wildlife across TFCAs: Moving from theory to practise

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1.TFCA Portal - http://www.tfcaportal.org/

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Document repository

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TFCA specific Information

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People Directory

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Facillitated Online Discussions

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Becoming a TFCA Network member: www.tfcaportal.org

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Go and apply under: www.tfcaportal.org

Thank you!

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•  A form of cooperation

•  Group of people connecting

•  Guided by a common purpose

•  Other forms exist (e.g. Community of Practise, Working Group, etc)

•  Networks characterised by being:

•  more loose, open & fluid with larger membership

•  represent interests, agendas & resources of organisations

•  more topic & interest oriented forms •  The form is just a tool – not the goal

•  Name isn’t as important as the purpose, the people & the practise

•  End goal is to see that lessons learnt within the network are applied outside

•  Has the cooperation added value? – measure & evaluate

•  These forms of cooperation are live, dynamic and evolving

What is a “Network” all about?

Purpose (what?)

Practise (how?)

People (who?)