IFPAM Project - Stakeholder Interaction!

As implementation of the Improving Forest and Protected Area Management (IFPAM) in Trinidad and Tobago begins, it is important that key stakeholders understand their roles and responsibilities to assist in achieving the Project's objectives and deliverables.  

One such key institutional partner is the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). The THA is empowered to formulate and implement policy, propose and adopt Bills, and lead on developing the skills needed for the sustainable management of natural resources on the island.   

In this regard, on Monday 27th July, 2015, a meeting was arranged to formally introduce the Project Coordinating Unit to representatives of the THA as well as to share the final approved project and to devise plans for implementing the project in Tobago.

Ms. Neila Bobb-Prescott (Chief Technical Advisor, IFPAM Project) handing over the IFPAM Project Brief  to representatives of the THA after the meeting.

>> For background information, project and other key documentation, and progress updates on the IFPAM Project, go to the "GEF Forests and PAs Project" Page located next to the Home tab at the top of the Green days by the EPPD blog >>