Description
The main policy of the CIBRC during the creation of the management plan for an conservation area is the implementation of the local social dynamics as well as the biological evaluation of the area in the light of the socio-cultural practices of the communities around it. Because of it, resulting the plan will be a collective effort that involves the social forces to create a more legitimized effort that will secure the successful implementation of the plan at mid and long terms.
The management plans have four main components:
a. Descriptive. Is the diagnostic procedure for the area of interest.
b. Ordering. This is the normative part of the plant by which the area of interest will be managed to attain its conservation objectives.
c. Normative. This defines the specific regulation of the plan of conservation for the area of interest.
d. Operative. This defines the planning of the area to manage.
The final report will include:
A. A general report.
B. Description of the area in terms of the biological component as well as the physical aspects of the area.
C. Socio-cultural systems.
D. Justification.
E. Diagnosis of the plan
F. Management objectives for the area.
G. Zonification of the area.
H. Management subprograms.