Assessment of Socio-economic Impacts of the Project Actions on Local Economy and Communities
Measuring, evaluating and clearly demonstrating the impacts of conservation interventions on the socio-economic environment is critical for management, accountability, and lesson-learning. This is particularly important for projects that consist of community-based activities or have the potential to impact local livelihoods in positive or negative ways. Our project has all those elements: community-based approach to maintain high public acceptance of lynx; actions that have the potential to provide positive impacts to local livelihoods (e.g. tourism related action); and lastly increasing the number of lynx which can potentially cause damages to livestock, thus negatively affecting local livelihoods.
In order to assess the impacts, we are using an indicator-based approach. A set of specific socio-economic indicators has been developed and values of the indicators are updated and assessed once per year.
Project output
- Annual evaluation of indicators for assessing impacts of project actions on local economy and communities and on ecosystem functions – 2020 (SLO, pdf)
- Annual evaluation of indicators for assessing impacts of project actions on local economy and communities and on ecosystem functions – 2019 (SLO, pdf)
- Annual evaluation of indicators for assessing impacts of project actions on local economy and communities and on ecosystem functions – 2018 (SLO, pdf)
- First year of the LIFE Lynx project 2017-2018 (infographics)
- List of indicators
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