The management system is well organized and has potential to preform well, provided that it is adequately funded and that available resources are directed towards protecting the site. The forest authority is well positioned in the region with four directorates and has qualified staff. The legal framework is also sufficient, but if the lack of law enforcement is not addressed immediately the state of the forest ecosystem and therefore the Outstanding Universal Value of the site will further decline. Although tourism management is satisfactory at the national level, at regional and local levels sustainable tourism, infrastructure and awareness of the site and its implications for tourism needs to be strengthened. The monitoring program needs to be better connected to the site’s values and the research gap regarding species distribution and restoration of deteriorated ecosystems addressed in order to manage and protect the property efficiently.