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Field team at work on a conservation project

Project

Range-state policy support

Helping range states turn international commitments into funded national work.

SCA Project International Policy · Research & Monitoring Kazakhstan · Mongolia · Uzbekistan 2024 · 2025 ← Back to archive

Range states report against a shared set of commitments for saiga conservation, but translating those commitments into national workplans is slow, technical work that rarely has dedicated staff behind it.

This project provided drafting and evidence support to three range states ahead of the reporting cycle, and convened a short technical exchange so that the same questions were not answered separately three times.

Outcomes

3

range states supported

1

technical exchange convened

2

national workplans revised

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Close view of field monitoring equipment
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Saiga tracks in dry ground
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Field team walking back at the end of the day

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Saiga herds cross hundreds of kilometres of open steppe every year. Your support helps keep those routes open, protected and safe.

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