Source: City of Malmö
Partnering for success: securing expertise and funding
Maximizing co-benefits through smart planning
Engaging stakeholders to raise awareness and support
Ana Elisa Peña Del Valle Isla
Transforming perceptions on ecosystem-livelihood connection
Using natural processes in mangrove rehabilitation
Integrating payment programmes into a larger strategy to promote sustainable livelihoods and long-term ecosystem conservation
Using a flexible approach for defining conservation and production areas based on local knowledge
Adoption of innovative technology
CLEMENT QUETEL
A long term partnership with Scientists
An ecoregionalization process leading to the creation of one of the largest MPA in the world
A management plan built with the scientific community to ensure the scientific robustness of the Nature Reserve management
Ecos
Evaluation to the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Fisheries Standard.
Formalise and recognise co-management.
Logbook training for fishers.
Luís Ferreira
West and South Europe
Azucena
de la Cruz
Hausner Wendo
East and South Africa
Hausner
Wendo
Rangeland ecosystem (grazing land) restoration
Rangeland ecosystem management
Inter-community peace committee and peace meetings
Livelihood diversification
Photo courtesy of Cheryl Dugan
Organized community groups and participatory approaches
Technical support from different sectors and infrastructure support from LGU
Continuous communication and education
Strict implementation of fisheries law and ordinances
Phynatura
Tri-sector partnership building
Conservation Agreement
City of Yokohama, http://www.city.yokohama.lg.jp/kankyo/gesui/centerinfo/12src/
East Asia
TDLC / DRM Hub
Japan
Financial Schemes for Sustainable Sewage Management
Utilization of Reclaimed Water
Utilization of Resources Generated from Sludge Treatment
Advanced Treatment Process for Further Improvement of Water Quality