Catch Composition Data Collection and Analysis

Artisanal Snapper Fishery Management Plan

Development of multi-use MPAs

International Sustainability Certification

Alternative markets for high quality fish

Baseline data collection

Consultative development: zoning and management plan

Sustainable financing mechanism

Collaborative management of all stakeholders

Ecological restoration

Sharing experiences to support other sites

Engaging diverse partners to address climate change impacts

Engaging citizens to control the spread of invasive species

Restoration of degraded habitats

Enhancing water availability to reduce conflict

Formal and informal training for adaptation

Determination of the carrying capacity

Local stakeholder engagement

Participatory monitoring

Identification of Protected Areas who will benefit

Mentor identification and training

Building effective mentor-mentee relationships

Establishing tracker and trailing assessment system

Indigenous-run tracker training school

Training in the use of GPS-capacity and IT data-base

Use of geospatial technologies

Establishing community-private sector partnerships

Creating employment and skills training and development

Preferred use of local suppliers of goods and services

Managing expectations and benefit-sharing

Development of various community and social welfare projects

Development of GIS-based electronic information points

Training and certification of National Park guides

Enhancing sustainable tourism in transboundary NPs

Sharing a common past through preservation of cultural sites

Strengthening transboundary cooperation through joint action

Construction of permeable dam structures as sediment traps and basis for mangrove rehabilitation

Socio-economic measures to promote sustainable land-use

Capacity building on “Building with Nature solutions”, targeted at government officials, private sector, students and local communities

Policy dialogue to develop governance arrangements for improved coastal zone management