This presentation introduces the SADC TFCA Network, its history and achievements. 

This document summarises the report on the Sustainability of the SADC TFCA Network and includes the itemised costing of each activity. 

This document summarises the presentations and discussions held during the 2018 SADC TFCA Network Annual Meeting, hosted at the Southern African Wildlife College. 

This document details the programme for the launch of the activiites of the Big Data Analytics and Transboundary Water Collaboration.

This document details the programme for the launch of the activiites of the Big Data Analytics and Transboundary Water Collaboration.

During the 2017 SADC TFCAs Network Meeting, the Consultant tasked to produce the M&E framework for the SADC TFCAs programme held a workshop to discuss and agree on the contents, structure, and outcomes of the Framework. The participants to the workshop were primarily the members of the SADC TFCAs Steering Committee, the SADC TFCAs Focal Points and the members of the M&E Community of Practice. The discussion and outcomes of the workshop are presented in this report. 

This document is the result of the third One Health Assessment in the Limpopo National Park, which was initiated by WCS in 2007 with the fieldwork conducted by Dr. M. Kock, Dr. A. de Nazare Mangueze and Mr. M. J. Murphree. The fieldwork for this report was conducted in August 2013, but the report was only finalised in 2016. Because of this, the author liaised directly with the previous Project Manager of the LNP, Mr. A. Alexander, to ensure information was updated to 2016, and changes in any situational issue noted in the report were included.

The Witsieshoek Mountain Lodge is a great example of a Community owned, privately operated and Government supported Lodge on the South African component of the Maloti Drakensburg Tranfrontier Conservation Area.

The Maloti Drakensburg Transfrontier Conservation Area facilitated the establishment and development of the Matatiele Nature Reserve. The business plan for this reserve was developed in 2009 and approved by the relevant structures. Subsequent to this, The Department of Environmental Affairs' then Social Responsibility Projects unit approved a business plan for the development of the Gateway office and eco-tourism complex within the Reserve. This attached is a project progress report on the above for information sharing and the world being implemented within the MDTP.

The Quarterly Review highlights achievements and events of October to December 2015.