Sustainable Land-Use in Protected Areas Workshop

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This workshop conducted in 2014 at the Hanse Institute for Advanced Study in Delmenhorst, Germany, focused on sustainable land-use practices in protected areas. Topics discussed include aspects of sustainability, different forms of land-use, effects on biodiversity and socio-economics, and ways to measure sustainability. The workshop also explored linkages between sustainable land-use and research fields related to protected areas, such as tourism, regional economy, cultural heritage, and governance. Participants delved into questions of decision-making, factors influencing sustainable land-use, and the roles of various stakeholders.

  • Sustainable Land-Use
  • Protected Areas
  • Workshop
  • Sustainability
  • Biodiversity

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  1. OFMPII PROPOSED PROJECT STRUCTURE (WP. 3) Pacific Islands Oceanic Fisheries Management Project II Project Design Consultation SPC Headquarters, Noumea, New Caledonia Friday 8 March 2013

  2. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Project Outline Objective Components Projected Outcomes and Planned Outputs Budget Summary

  3. Project Outline Title: Implementation of Regional and Global Oceanic Fisheries Conventions in the Pacific Islands. GEF Implementing Agencies: FAO and UNDP Executing Agencies/Partners: FFA, in coordination with SPC and PNA, PITIA, TVM and WWF (no IUCN) Countries in which the project is being implemented: Cook Islands, FSM, Fiji, Kiribati, RMI, Nauru, Niue, Palau, PNG, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu (not Tokelau) How Much: US$10.0 million How Long: 4 years When: plan for activities to begin Oct-Dec 2013

  4. Origin of OFMPII Pilot phase $3.5m for oceanic fisheries, 2000-3, part of IWSAP Project (Drew s Project) support conclusion of the WCPF Convention OFMPI, 5 years, $10.9m +$700K design & bridging support bringing the Convention into force, establishing the Commission, & strengthening national programmes OFMPII 2010 (false) start, 5 years, $13.7m, UNDP, Tokelau in Proposed to implement WCPFC measures 2012, 4 years, $10.0m, new sub-regional component, FAO in To support SIDS meeting obligations to implement and enforce . global, regional and sub-regional arrangements

  5. Project Objective To support Pacific SIDS in meeting their obligations to implement and effectively enforce global, regional and sub-regional arrangements for the conservation and management of transboundary oceanic fisheries thereby increasing sustainable benefits derived from these fisheries

  6. Implementing Agencies Executing Agencies/Partners COMPONENT TITLE GEF Grant UNDP FFA 1. Regional Actions for Ecosystem- Based Management Except some climate change work (FAO) Except some climate change work (SPC) 1,610,350 2. Sub-Regional Actions for Ecosystem- Based Management FFA FAO 2,000,000 With PNA & TVM SPC (IMS, monitoring, science) FFA (law, MCS, policy) 3. National Actions for Ecosystem- Based Management FAO UNDP 4,439,720 FFA 4. Coordination and Knowledge Mgmt UNDP 1,474,930 With PITIA & WWF UNDP FFA 475,000 5. Project Management $10,000,000 TOTAL

  7. Component 1 Regional Actions for Ecosystem- Based Management Outcome 1.1: Comprehensive set of innovative on-the-water conservation and management measures (CMMs) adopted by the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) Output 1.1.1: Proposals for WCPFC CMMs .prepared and supported by SIDS . Output 1.1.2 : Proposals for WCPFC and other regional legal arrangements and compliance mechanisms to implement CMMs effectively and deter IUU fishing, prepared and supported by Pacific SIDS Outcome 1.2: Adaptive management . is put in place through better understanding of the impacts of climate change Output 1.2.1 : Climate change forecasts and vulnerability assessed and results and recommendations communicated to managers . Output 1.2.2: Assessment of sea level rise/climate change impacts on fisheries jurisdictions . and related training Output 1.2.3: Updated TDA for .the Pacific Islands IW SAP incorporating new information on WTPWPLME stock status, institutional and economic developments and climate change

  8. Component 2 Sub-regional Actions for Ecosystem- Based Management Outcome 2.1; Sub-regional conservation and management arrangements are operationalized and enforced, including rights-based cap & trade arrangements for in-zone tuna fisheries, and . sustainable fishery certifications Output 2.1.1: Enhanced arrangements in the equatorial tuna fisheries, especially rights-based catch or vessel-day schemes (VDS) for purse seine and longline fisheries, and fishery certifications .. Output 2.1.2 Enhanced sub-regional arrangements in the TVM tuna fisheries, especially harvest rights and related management arrangements Output 2.1.3 Enhancements to other sub-regional management arrangements

  9. Component 3. National Actions for Ecosystem-Based Management Outcome 3.1: .(CMMs) being effectively applied by Pacific SIDS .. Output 3.1.1 : National policy/management capacity building and awareness raising activities Output 3.1.2: Revised national laws, regulations & license conditions Output 3.1.3 : SIDS national ..MCS and enforcement programmes effectively implemented and enforced . through training of Pacific SIDS legal and fisheries protection officers to implement WCPFC CMMs, FFA MTCs and national laws Output 3.1.4: Priority bycatch species integrated into national management planning processes aligned with .. sub-regional or regional measures or global instruments . Outcome 3.2: Integrated data and information systems and scientific analysis available nationally for Output 3.2.1: Effective national fisheries monitoring programmes & data & information management system s developed for all Pacific SIDS including training . Output 3.2.2 : National scientific analysis and support for ecosystem-based management of oceanic fisheries .

  10. Component 4. Coordination and Knowledge Management Outcome 4.1: Greater multi-stakeholder participation in the work of the national and regional institutions with respect to oceanic fisheries management Output 4.1.1: Broader stakeholder ..awareness and involvement formulated through partnerships with eNGOs and iNGOs; Output 4.1.2: Increased awareness and coordination through project workshops and meetings contributing to wider support for national, subregional and regional project activities with increased participation by women Output 4.1.3:Effective project implementation through monitoring and evaluation .. Outcome 4.2: Increased awareness of oceanic fisheries resource and ecosystems management & impacts of climate change Output 4.2.1: Knowledge management and information systems website, publications, promotional materials, mass media relations and participation in relevant events and information exchanges .

  11. 1.1.1 WCPFC CMMs for target and non-target species 1.1.2 Regional legal arrangements and compliance mechanisms 1.2.1 Assessments of climate change forecasts and vulnerability 1.2.3 Updated TDA & IW SAP Total Component 1 regional Actions 2.1.1 Equatorial sub-regional management schemes 2.1.2 TVM sub-regional management schemes 2.1.3 Other sub-regional management schemes Total Component 2 sub-regional Actions 3.1.1 National management interventions 3.1.2 National laws 3.1.3 National MCS 3.1.4 National bycatch management 3.2.1 National monitoring 3.2.2 National scientific support Total Component 3 National Actions 4.1.1 Stakeholder awareness and coordination 4.1.2 Coordination 4.1.3 M & E 4.2.1 Knowledge management Total Component 4 Coordination & Knowledge Management Project Management Total 620,600 187,250 722,250 80,250 1,610,350 1,600,000 300,000 100,000 2,000,000 1,590,020 175,480 331,700 192,600 1,177,000 984,400 4,451,200 280,000 373,430 171,200 638,820 1,463,450 475,000 10,000,000

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