KEY TX2 MOMENTS 2021 Finalise the People-CentredTiger-Conservation concept and its roll out in the tiger range countries and pilot of the approach across multiple sites to build the foundation for partnerships with communities. Global Tiger Initiative led country-level consultations in seven Southeast Asian Tiger Range Countries - in order to create a Southeast Asian Tiger Recovery Plan.
2022 The Year of the Tiger
JULY Senior Officials Meeting - hosted virtually by Malaysia this will set the agenda and priorities of the 4th Ministerial Meeting later in the year. 29 July: Global Tiger Day
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 4th Ministerial Meeting - hosted by Malaysia, this will be the only major Global Tiger Initiative meeting to be held in Southeast Asia between the 2010 and 2022 Tiger Summits. It will provide a unique opportunity to focus on overcoming the problems that have led to a serious decline of wild tigers in this region.
FEBRUARY 1 February - Chinese Year of the Tiger Tiger Art Trail 2022, Singapore - 40 life sized tiger art sculptures designed and decorated by an invited list of globally recognised artists will be placed in areas with backdrops of iconic landmarks, areas of Singapore’s biodiversity and in tourist hotspots over six to eight weeks.
JULY 29 July: Global Tiger Day
SEPTEMBER Global Tiger Summit 2022 - Russia will host the second Tiger Summit in Vladivostok. This critical meeting will define the direction and priorities of global tiger conservation for the following decade or more - as well as the degree of political attention afforded to the species during that timeframe. It will also close the original Global Tiger Recovery Programme period (2010-2022) and determine whether the goal of 6,000 wild tigers has been met. The meeting is likely to include numerous Heads of State, the first such meeting since 2010.
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