A training course on Management Effectiveness Tracking tool for managers of Protected Areas in Myanmar
On December 3-7, 2018, IUCN organized a training course for managers of 22 of Myanmar’s 23 protected areas on Management Effectiveness Tracking tool (METT).
Photo: A national park in Myanmar © Equilibrium Research
Over five days the trainees entered and reviewed data for each protected area. These data will be used as the basis of a State of the Parks report for Myanmar. Training was delivered by IUCN WCPA members Dr. Marc Hockings, Sue Stolton, and Nigel Dudley and held at the Forest Department training center near Yangon. The training was funded by the Norwegian Environment Agency (NEA) and organized in cooperation with the Nature and Wildlife Conservation Division (NWCD).
For the report of the training course, please SEE.
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