The collection of reliable and structured data is the basis for better planning and decision-making in conservation programs.

• Integration into field activities of tools and methods for data collection, management and analysis
• Capacity building to ensure reliable data collection and good documentation of field activities
• Centralization and cross-cutting analyses of data from multiple projects to obtain an overall view

The monitoring of field activities is essential to measure the results and impacts of conservation efforts.

• Involve Monitoring & Evaluation experts in project design and implementation
• Define measurable indicators aligned with project objectives
• Design monitoring plans that ensure quality achievements and inform adaptive management

Data sharing and transparency are key to good governance and inclusive conservation.

• Strengthen participatory monitoring with local communities and stakeholders
• Establish feedback mechanisms and communication tools adapted to all audiences
• Make information accessible to all stakeholders for informed decision-making

Learning from experience strengthens adaptive management and improves future conservation strategies.

• Establish a knowledge management system to document results and experiences
• Promote capitalization workshops and peer exchanges across countries and organizations
• Document and disseminate best practices and lessons learned

The database plays a central role in supporting coordination between stakeholders and in consolidating data from multiple sources.

• Encourage convergence of monitoring approaches and data collection tools
• Offer a shared space for data hosting and visualization of results
• Enhance synergies and complementarity between actors at the national and regional levels