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About Open Standards - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. The biodiversity conservation community is tackling large, complex, and urgent environmental problems where the stakes are high. However, we don’t have a fully functional system to assess the effectiveness of our actions. Without more rigorous measurement of effectiveness and disciplined recording of our efforts, we cannot know or demonstrate that we are achieving desired results. With any helpful input. Thank you!

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Guidance - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. This page includes “how-to” guidance and training materials designed to help teams implement the Open Standards (e.g., training manuals and presentations). Note that we also provide a list of tools. Which serve as important resource but which do not provide step-by-step guidance. For information about the formal vetting process for tools and guidance, see Using Open Standards. Too many Guidance results? Step 1. Conceptualize. Step 2. Plan.

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Beta Versions of the IUCN-CMP Threats and Actions Classifications Available! - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. Beta Versions of the IUCN-CMP Threats and Actions Classifications Available! Beta Versions of the IUCN-CMP Threats and Actions Classifications Available! May 13, 2015. Members of a cross-institutional working group have drafted a beta 2.0 version of the threats and actions classification system. Check them out here. And provide comments and feedback through August 31. Thank you for your input! Click here to cancel reply. July 20, 2016. Dutch...

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Organizations - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. Many organizations or departments within organizations are using the Open Standards. The following organizations have formally adopted the Open Standards and, in some cases, tailored them to their own organizations. Some examples follow. The Nature Conservancy’s Conservation Action Planning. WWF uses the Open Standards extensively, though the organization calls it the Project and Programme Management Standards (PPMS), the Program Standards, ...

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News & Events - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. August 17, 2016. Adelaide Zoo was the fitting venue for 25 Australian conservation practitioners who met early August to better suit the Open Standards to Natural Resource Management (NRM) planning, share innovations and to be part of the CCNetOz coordination committee. Akin to…. Miradi features on DEVEX. August 17, 2016. Version 2.0 of Threats and Actions Classification Available. August 9, 2016. July 26, 2016. July 18, 2016. Registrations ...

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Using Open Standards - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. Over the last 15 years, organizations and users have developed a number of important resources to help teams use the Open Standards. Many of these materials are available on the Tools. Sub-pages, and on sister sites CCNet and CMP. As Open Standards users have been developing products over the past decade, we have a backlog of materials for formal vetting. We appreciate your patience as we work through this process.

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FAQs - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. Can the Open Standards be applied at large scales? Yes, the Open Standards can be applied at any geographic, temporal, or programmatic scale. The level of detail and the types of actions teams take will vary, but the general process applies across all scales. I have heard that the Open Standards are not rigorous in terms of monitoring and assessing impact. Is this true? Do the Open Standards consider human wellbeing?

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Open Standards Examples - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. Real-world examples bring to life the true value of the Open Standards for conservation planning, management, and monitoring. In these sub-pages, we share case studies of teams applying the Open Standards. And how it has made a difference for their conservation work. We also share examples of organizations that have adopted or internalized the Open Standards. And how they have adapted them for their own use. Pages and use the Submit button.

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Forums Archive - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. Ask other users for help on specific topics or issues (e.g., Where can I find examples of Open Standards plans for protected areas in Spanish? Provide your thoughts on and proposed adaptations to the Open Standards or associated tools and guidance. This site is currently in beta and we would love your feedback. Please contact caroline@fosonline.org. With any helpful input. Thank you!

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History - The Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation

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Supporting the Open Standards:. Supporting the Open Standards:. The Open Standards have also served as the framework for the development of the Miradi Adaptive Management Software Program. Has come online, a program that facilitates more seamless file sharing among team members, allows for files to be shared more widely with the conservation community, and permits the rolling up of data across various projects in a portfolio. With any helpful input. Thank you!