TABLE 1 The 20 protected areas inWest and Central Africa that currently have delegated management agreements, with the characteristics of each area and details of the agreements.
Protected area (by country)
Benin Pendjari
Area (km2)
2,750 2,050
W
5,020 2,600
Central African Republic Chinko
Dzangha-Sanga
North-East complex
Chad
Binder-Léré Ennedi
Zakouma + since 2017 Siniaka-Minia
Republic of the Congo Conkouati-Douli Nouabale-Ndoki
Odzala-Kokoua 1,35077 II, IV No
3,100 4,260
No IV
5,050 II 4,230 II
13,546 13,546 350
5,133 9,663
II II
Democratic Republic of the Congo Garamba
IV II
VI Okapi Salonga
13,700 IV 33,618 II
Yes WCS Yes WWF
No Yes
No Yes Noé
WCS AP
AP
24,412 VI WH AP II
Noé AP
2021 2017
2010 2017
2021 2013
2010 2020
2005 2011* 2016
2019* 2015
15 15
20 10
20 25
25 25
5 3
10 3
Management unit Board Direction/AP
Foundation AP
Board Board
Management unit Board Foundation
Foundation
AP Foundation
Board Board
Board
Management unit Coordination committee
Partial funding through FTNS (c. EUR 1 million/year)
Board
IUCN category1
II VI II VI Yes AP 2020 10
World Heritage Site?
Yes
Private partner2
AP
Contract year3
2017
Contract duration (years)
10
Management body/lead
Management unit & conseil de gestion (lead by technical & private partners, & communities)
Management unit & conseil de gestion (technical & private representatives)
15,027 18,3925
1,220 3,159
VI II
VI No 40,7246 II, VI Yes
Chinko project AP
Yes WWF WCS
2014 2020 2019
2018
50 25 5
25 AP Direction/WCS
Governance oversight
Comité de suivi (public partner)
Comité de suivi (public partner)
Governmental investments & contribu- tions, sustainable funding details4
Government of Benin contributes $USD 1 million/year per protected area. Additional funding through FSOA2 (c. EUR 0.25 million/year per protected area)
Government of Benin contributes $USD 1 million/year per protected area. Additional funding through FSOA2 (c. EUR 0.25 million/year per protected area)
None
Management unit Comité de suivi Partial funding through FTNS (c. EUR 1 million/year)
Board
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Oryx, 2022, 56(6), 908–916 © The Author(s), 2022. Published by Cambridge University Press on behalf of Fauna & Flora International doi:10.1017/S0030605321000752
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