Southeast Asia
Community-based Conservation at Scale
Laure
Katz
Ecosystem-based Management Science Program
Social and political support and partnership
Development of ecologically connected co-managed MPA network
Adequate capacity and co-management institutions
Private sector engagement
Sustainable financing strategy
Planeta Océano
South America
Empowering artisanal fishermen in manta ray ecotourism
Kerstin
Forsberg
Introductory workshops for artisanal fishermen
Business development training
Tourism infrastructure and mentorship
Ecotourism marketing
Science-based ecotourism
Mikoko Pamoja
East and South Africa
Blue carbon credits financing community-based mangrove management
Salim
Abdalla
Participatory Forest Management Plan
Forest Management Agreement
Carbon know-how through strong partnership
Community environmental education and awareness
Cicelin R., Blue Ventures
East and South Africa
An incentivized, participatory approach to mangrove conservation
Lalao
Aigrette
Participatory mapping for management
Participatory theory of change
Participatory Forest Management plan
Participatory monitoring
Mangrove reforestation by communities
Interface Inc
West and Central Africa
Southeast Asia
Net-Works (TM)
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Nick
Hill
Inclusive business model linked to conservation
Selling raw materials into a global supply chain
Community bank infrastructure
Environment funds
Partnerships and cross-sector collaboration
WCF/Club P.A.N
West and Central Africa
Club P.A.N.-Environmental education promotes chimpanzee conservation
Ammie
Kalan
Recruit local partners for support and implementation
Empower local teachers through capacity building
Ecosystem and biodiversity lesson plans and evaluation
Involve adults too through ‚Parents Days‘
School micro-projects instill responsibility and pride
Wildlife Conservation Society
East and South Africa
Empowering local communities to manage small-scale fisheries
Alison
Clausen
Antongil Bay Fisheries Co-Management Plan (ABFMP)
The Dinabe: A social convention between local communities
Control and Surveillance Committee (CCS)
GBRMPA
Oceania
Public participation to strengthen and legitimize planning processes
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Jon C.
Day
Written public submissions during the planning
Assessing the views of those who don’t want to get involved
Correcting misinformation and unrealistic expectations
Ongoing/continuing public engagement during the planning
Targeted educational material
Engaging politicians and champions throughout the planning
Oceania
Leverage tribal governance networks
Manuai
Matawai
Southeast Asia
Integration of local knowledge in park management
Ronny
Dobbelsteijn
Villager Trail Mapping; capturing local knowledge
Village Ranger System
SMART data collection tool
Participatory zoning
Scientific Biodiversity Monitoring
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