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Researcher: 
Mitchell
URL to text of IEA: 
http://www.cbfp.org/tl_files/archive/evenements/rapcomiteadhoccomifac_2002.pdf
Treaty Name and Text
Agreement Name: 
Protocol to Combat Poaching Under the Cooperative Agreement Establishing The Tri-National de la Sangha Park
Alternative Treaty Name: 
PROTOCOLE D'ACCORD SUR LA LUTTE CONTRE LE BRACONNAGE ENTRE LES GOUVERNEMENTS DE LA REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN, LA REPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE, LA REPUBLIQUE DU CONGO DANS LE CADRE DE L'ACCORD DE COOPERATION RELATIF A LA MISE EN PLACE DU TRI NATIONAL DE LA SANGHA (TNS)
Treaty Text: 
Protocol to Combat Poaching Under the Cooperative Agreement Establishing The Tri-National de la Sangha Park
Signature/Entry into Force/Termination
Date IEA was signed: 
2002-07-28
Signature Year: 
2002
Place IEA was signed: 
Yaounde
Date IEA entered into force: 
2002-07-28
Treaty Type
Membership eligibility (multilateral, bilateral, etc): 
Multilateral (3 or more governments)
Agreement Type Level 3: 
Protocol
E (environment) Code (agreement is environmental or not): 
Environmental
Source for E (environmental) code: 
Expert: http://www.berggorilla.de/english/gjournal/texte/25trinat.html: This agreement led to the establishment of a trans-border conservation initiative known as Tri-National de la Sangha (TNS) comprising the protected areas of Lobeke in Cameroon, Dzanga-Ndoki in the Central African Republic and Nouabale-Ndoki in the Republic of Congo. Ministers in Charge of Forests of the three countries signed a formal protocol on TNS in December 2000. The TNS comprises a core protection zone in which human activities are either forbidden or controlled and a peripheral zone in which participatory and sustainable management of wildlife and forest resources is practised.
Text used for E (environmental) coding: 
Expert: http://www.berggorilla.de/english/gjournal/texte/25trinat.html: This agreement led to the establishment of a trans-border conservation initiative known as Tri-National de la Sangha (TNS) comprising the protected areas of Lobeke in Cameroon, Dzanga-Ndoki in the Central African Republic and Nouabale-Ndoki in the Republic of Congo. Ministers in Charge of Forests of the three countries signed a formal protocol on TNS in December 2000. The TNS comprises a core protection zone in which human activities are either forbidden or controlled and a peripheral zone in which participatory and sustainable management of wildlife and forest resources is practised.
Words used to code as Environmental: 
africa/conservation/forest/protected area/sustainable management/wildlife
Lineage
Lineage: 
Sangha River Trinational
Sequence in lineage: 
101.000
Secretariat and auspices
Secretariat: 
Sangha River Trinational
Legacy
Hidden fields
Version: 
2012.40
Inclusion Auto-Generated: 
MEA - Multilateral Environmental Agreements
Subject: 
Habitat/Nature/Species/Flora/Region
Category: 
ENV