Presentation 2: Case study on the approach in PNG for community-based monitoring, management and collaborations

(Paul Lokani, TNC)

Presentation 3: Case study on the approach in Solomon Islands for community-based monitoring, management and collaborations

(Anna Schwarz, WorldFish Centre)

Presentation 4: Case study on the approach in Pohnpei for community-based monitoring, management and collaborations

(Patterson Shed, CSP)

Presentation 5: Case study on the approach in Fiji for community-based monitoring, management and collaborations

(Iliapi Tuwai, PCDF)

Presentation 6: Review of the status and potential of LMMAs/CBAM across the region

(Hugh Govan, LMMA network)

Presentation 7: Summary of possible climate change effects that may influence CEAFM activities in the Pacific region

(Franck Magron, SPC)

Presentation 8: Summary of country statements focusing on CEAF management, monitoring and collaborations plus challenges

(Ian Bertram, SPC)

Plenary session with facilitator summarising the information provided in the previous sessions following the same themes,

to foster country discussion

Plenary session for country discussions covering what countries and territories are doing in the area of CEAFM&M

(including climate change) and the national challenges they face

Introduce CEAFM activities and results with two presentations focused on management:

Presentation 1: Management approaches for CEAFM, a fisheries perspective

(Etuati Ropeti, SPC)

Presentation 2: Management approaches for CEAFM, a conservation perspective

(Andrew Smith, TNC)

 Presentation 3: Pan Pacific Indigenous Experiences in Marine Conservation: how to strengthen

governance of Pacific Island coastal resources

(Clive Wilkinson, Reef, Rainforest Research Center)

Topic 1: Groups 1 and 3 (Theme: Management approaches)

What are the key similarities and differences in approaches to management between fisheries management

and marine biodiversity conservation?

What management approaches are common to both and could be standardised? How ?

How can these common management approaches best incorporate climate change issues and effects?

Which of these management approaches are particularly appropriate for CEAFM?

How can CEAFM be made sustainable (at the government and community level) in the medium- to long-term?

Groups 2 and 4 (Theme: Governance matters)

What role should the following have in fisheries management:

   Government agencies (Fisheries, Environment, other agencies)?

   CROP agencies?

   NGOs (international, regional, local)?

   Institutions (universities, international institutions, etc)?

How can fisheries governance (at the regional, national and community levels) best incorporate

climate change issues and effects?

What legislative or policy actions are required to effectively support CEAFM

(e.g. integrated coastal management, etc)?

When is community-based management of fisheries most successful and why?

How can the effectiveness of management be evaluated?

Afternoon tea

SPC bar open 

Introduce monitoring activities, main focus on community-based monitoring,

and results with three presentations focused on monitoring

Presentation 1: SPC Fisheries projects funded under EDF 10

(Mike Batty, SPC)

Presentation 2: Monitoring information for CEAFM decision making:reflections on LMMA's learning

(Caroline Vieux, SPRP and James Comley, USP/LMMA network)

Presentation 3: Marine Habitat Mapping Applications for Fisheries management (Jens Kruger, SOPAC)

Topic 2: Groups 1 and 3 (Theme: Data needs and collection)

What are the data needs of communities, government, researchers, others in the marine environment

for biological/ecological, social economic and governance monitoring and decision making?

What monitoring data should be collected by communities, government departments, universities,

NGOs or others?

What monitoring data collection can be standardised and how?

What are the monitoring data gaps and how to address these?

How can monitoring approaches best incorporate climate change issues and effects?

How to support and maintain community commitment?

Groups 2 and 4 (Theme: Data analysis, storage and use)

The need for data analysis – who does this?

Where should the data be stored (central location) ensuring data security?

How to close the loop – using the monitoring results in management decisions?

How can data analysis approaches best incorporate climate change issues and effects?

How can the effectiveness of monitoring (including the strategy) be evaluated or measured?

Afternoon tea

SPC bar open 

Presentation 1: Collaboration approaches, a fisheries perspective

(Etuati Ropeti, SPC)

Presentation 2: Collaboration approaches for CEAFM, a conservation perspective

(James Comley, LMMA network/USP)

Presentation 3: SPC Fisheries Information Section

(Aymeric desurmont, SPC)

 Presentation ': Development of a Pacific islands Fisheries Engagement Strategy

(Garry Preston, Worldbank)

Where are the strengths and weaknesses of the main players (CROP agencies,

national departments, communities, NGOs, universities and others) with CEAFM?

Groups 2 and 4 (Theme: Implementing and maintaining collaborations)

Communication tools, networks and how to maintain these?

How do we collaborate through partnership to draw on the strengths of the main players

in regard to delivery in CEAFM?

How do we implement a standardised approach to CEAFM wherever possible ensuring

a common message is given to communities?

Afternoon tea

SPC bar open with BBQ starting at 19:00

How we ensure the on-going cooperation and collaboration on implementing CEAFM and monitoring?

Recommendations for next steps (short-term)?

What are some specific short-term (e.g.1 year) actions and by who

(include actions you will commit to undertake)?

How do we address the resource needs issue in the short-term?

Groups 2 and 4

Recommendations for next steps (longer-term)?

What are some specific longer-term (e.g. 2 to 3 year) actions and by who

(include actions you will commit to undertake)?

How do we address the resource needs issue in the long-term?

Close of workshop