Numerous online tools and databases have been developed which are relevant to SADC TFCAs and the PAs therein (e.g. Maps, Regional Reference Information System, Legal Atlas, Monitoring & Audit tool, and Human-Wildlife Conflict tools). In order to improve access to these tools by TFCA practitioners and related personnel, in early 2015 several organisations (GIZ, IUCN, PPF, WWF and GLTFCA-AHEAD) under the guidance of the SADC Secretariat, began considering the possibility of integrating or at least linking these systems and tools with the SADC TFCA Network portal.

The objective of this WS is the validation of the newly developed SADC Anti-Poaching Strategy.

AFRIMAB is a network that was created by the "Regional Conference for forging cooperation on Africa's Biosphere Reserves for Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development" which took place in Dakar (Senegal) in 1996.  The network aims at promoting regional co-operation in the fields of biodiversity, conservation and sustainable development through trans-border projects, which are primarily based in biosphere reserves.

The Lubombo Conservancy, together with Wildlands Conservation Trust and the South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) invite you to

a Lubombo Corridor Forum.
The main aims of the Lubombo Corridor Forum are to:

A two day training workshop sponsored by GIZ for SADC TFCA Network members who volunteered to administer & facilitate the Network portal.

This newly developed module will be piloted at CAWM, Mweka.

The new IFM-module that is currently being developed by a consortium of five training institutes will be piloted at CAWM, Mweka, Tanzania.

This training was facilitated by the Southern African Wildlife College targeted on the Lubombo TFCA Security task groups; South Africa, Mozambique and Swaziland.

The Ministry of Environment and Tourism in Namibia has organized a one day workshop to provide training on use of the portal for their staff so that this tool may add value to their long term objectives of TFCA development. The training may be attended by representatives from KAZA countries.

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The Department of Environmental Affairs in South Africa has organised a one day workshop to provide training on use of the portal for their staff so that this tool may add value to their long term objectives of TFCA development. The training may be attended by representatives of some neighboring countries.