Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool (METT) for Indian Wetlands- Practitioner’s Guide

02/2024 | Tool/Open source product
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Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool (METT) for Indian Wetlands is a self-appraisal tool to support adaptive management by evaluating how well wetland management is being carried out to achieve set objectives for sustaining the values of a wetland. The tool has been tailored to India’s socio-environmental landscape and includes insights from METT pilot exercises in 5 Ramsar sites in India. The guide provides a stepwise guidance on METT datasheets, evaluation process and good practices.

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