Bia-Diambarakrou Transfrontier Conservation Area Management Plan
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The current management plan of the Bia-Diambarakro trans-frontier conservation area (TFCA) is the framework of the “Project of Development of a Transfrontier
Conservation Area Linking Forest Reserves and Protected Areas in Ghana and Côte-d’Ivoire” implemented by FAO with the GEF’s financial support.
It is meant for all actors interested in the sustainable management of the mentioned area and specifically to the governments of Côte-d’Ivoire and Ghana; state
institutions, regional and local authorities, local communities, international conservation support agencies and organisations, NGOs and civil society,
research and educational institutions and private economic operators. This is an important marketing tool for advocacy and seeking of necessary technical and
financial supports. It has been developed following a participatory approach under the leadership of an International Expert in protected area management commissioned by FAO . The main stakeholder groups participated in almost all the process steps including the data collection and analysis, the critical review of drafts
of the management plan and its approval at the steering committee meeting of 9th November in Sefwi-Wiawso, Western Region-Ghana. The exploitation of
recommendations of this meeting enables finalising of the management plan and producing the final document in English and French.
Additionally, to the introduction, the present document comprises five broad sections, namely: Description of Bia-Diambarakro TFCA, considerations for management,
management measures, implementation mechanisms and monitoring, evaluation and revision of the management plan.