New Nature Conservation Policy

The Government introduced the New Nature Conservation Policy (NNCP) in 2004 to regulate, protect and manage natural resources for the conservation of the biodiversity of Hong Kong in a sustainable manner.

Under the NNCP, twelve Priority Sites for Enhanced Conservation were identified by the Government, and two incentive schemes, namely the Public-Private Partnership and Management Agreement schemes, were proposed, with a view to enhancing the conservation of these ecologically important sites under private ownership.

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This link will open in a new windowManagement Agreement and Public-Private Partnership

This link will open in a new windowLeaflet on the New Nature Conservation Policy

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