National implementation structures. Eight range states reported having adopted National Action Plans whilst two range states are in the process of drafting and/or adopting such plans. Good progress has also been made in the establishment of National Working Groups, with almost half of the range states reporting that National Working Groups for the LWfG are in place.
National implementation structures. None of the range states reported having adopted National Action Plans for the species. However, all countries reported that the Pink-footed Goose is adequately covered by other national and EU schemes, such as regional management schemes implemented in Norway. (100%) Additional Action Plans were therefore not deemed necessary. Belgium and Norway reported having established National Working Groups for the species. (50%) NATIONAL ACTION/MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS ADOPTED FOR THE SPECIES Yes No 100% NATIONAL WORKING GROUPS ESTABLISHED FOR THE SPECIES YES NO 50% 50%
National implementation structures. Sudan is the only range state to have adopted a process similar to a National Action Plan for the species, reporting that conservation measures for the Sociable Lapwing have been included in the 2013 "Stocktaking and National Biodiversity Targets Setting Report" produced under the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources. None of the range states have established National Working Groups for the Sociable Lapwing. NATIONAL ACTION PLAN ADOPTED Yes No 8% 92% NATIONAL WORKING GROUP ESTABLISHED Yes No 0% 100%
