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-          Staff members IUCN's Social Policy

-          Task Force

-          Interim Secretariat

-          Management Committee

-          Advisory Board

-          Cross-cutting Task Teams

  

Staff members IUCN's Social Policy

 Gonzalo OVIEDO

IUCN Senior Adviser, Social Policy

E-mail: gonzalo.oviedo@iucn.org

 Sue Both

Administrative Assistant Senior Adviser

E-mail: sue.both@iucn.org

 Agustina Ciocia

Intern

E-mail: agustina.ciocia@iucn.org

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Task Force

 The CPRI Task Force is the advisory body for the Initiative, its members are:

 Gonzalo OVIEDO, IUCN Senior Adviser, Social Policy

E-mail: gonzalo.oviedo@iucn.org

 Joshua BISHOP, IUCN Senior Adviser, Economics and the Environment

E-mail: joshua.bishop@iucn.org

 Lorena AGUILAR, IUCN Senior Gender Advisor

E-mail: lorena.aguilar@iucn.org

 William JACKSON, IUCN Director Global Programme

E-mail: wjj@iucn.org

 Taghi FARVAR, Chair, IUCN Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social Policy (CEESP)

E-mail: taghi@cenesta.org

 Edmund G. BARROW, Coordinator Forest Conservation & Social Policy

IUCN Regional Office for Eastern Africa

E-mail: Edmund.Barrow@iucn.org

 Stewart MAGINNIS, Head, IUCN Forest Conservation Programme  

Email: stewart.maginnis@iucn.org

 Oumou Koulsoum LY, Project Manager, IUCN Senegal Country Office

Email: oumou-koulsoum.ly@iucn.org

 Sandeep SENGUPTA, Project Officer, IUCN Forest Conservation Programme

Email: sandeep.sengupta@iucn.org

 Simon RIETBERGEN, Acting Coordinator, IUCN Ecosystem Management Programme

Email: simon.rietbergen@iucn.org

 Peter HAZLEWOOD, Global Coordinator UNDP Poverty and Environment Initiative

Email: peter.hazlewood@undp.org

 Isilda NHANTUMBO, Country Office Coordinator, IUCN Mozambique Country Office

Email: isildan.iucn@tvcabo.co.mz

 Masego MADZWAMUSE, Country Programme Coordinator, IUCN Botswana Country Office

Email: masego.madzwamuse@iucn.org

 Richard FRIEND, Programme Manager

IUCN Mekong Wetlands Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Use Programme

Email: richard.mwbp@iucnlao.org

Gill SHEPHERD, Thematic Leader on the Ecosystem Approach

IUCN Commission on Ecosystem Management

Email: GillShepherd@compuserve.com

 Andrew INGLES, Regional Group Head, Ecosystems & Livelihoods IUCN Asia Regional Office

Email: ingles@iucnt.org

Frits HESSELINK, HECT Consultancy

E-mail: hesselink@hect.nl

 Robert FISHER, IUCN Consultant

E-mail: rjfisher@ozemail.com.au

 Nadine SPEICH, IUCN Consultant

E-mail: nadine.speich@bluewin.ch

 Paul STEELE, Environmental Economist

Email: steele@sltnet.lk

 Lea M. SCHERL

Email: lea.scherl@telstra.com

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 Interim Secretariat

It will be established to foster linkages among the various elements of CPRI. As to achieve efficiencies of scale, the Initiative will support several centralized functions. These functions include overall coordination support, input into IUCN’s global policy and programming system, support for communications, monitoring and evaluation and financial management.Back to top

 Management Committee

It will be in charge of overseeing and guiding the implementation of the Initiative. This body will comprise the senior staff members within IUCN who contribute competence to the development of the Initiative. The Management Committee will meet monthly. The Chair will report to the Director, Global Programme.Back to top

 Advisory Board

Its function will be to provide a forum for key partners to share their perspectives and communicate their needs. Representatives of the relevant IUCN Commissions (Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social Policy; Commission on Ecosystem Management; Environmental Law Commission; and World Commission on Protected Areas) and implementing partners will serve on this Board. The Advisory Board will also serve as a vehicle to foster coordination and communications amongst the collaborating partners, with a particular emphasis on guiding development and delivery of policy guidance at the national, regional and global levels.Back to top

 Cross-cutting Task Teams

With representation from the collaborating partners, they will be established within the regions in which the Initiative is being implemented.  These Task Teams will be designed to foster “Communities of Practice” to share lessons learned, provide the basis for mutual capacity enhancement, and facilitate coordination and delivery of expertise at the project level.Back to top