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| Study Area |
Goal |
Objectives |
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Barbados
Oistins – important fishing town |
Monitoring the impacts of present and proposed development in Oistins on its fisheries-based culture |
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Use of a stakeholder focused process to monitor socio-economic impacts of development
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Use of a stakeholder focused process to monitor cultural changes associated with socio-economic activities
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Use monitoring as a means of promoting inter-agency collaboration and exchange of information
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Dominica
Dublanc, Bioche and Colihaut – west coast fishing villages |
To monitor impacts of present and proposed development with a view to ensure sustainable use of the resource base of the Dublanc, Bioche and Colihaut communities |
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To monitor the socio-economic impacts of development
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To identify demands for alternative livelihoods
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To build capacity and empower stakeholders to participate in decision-making
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To increase stakeholder awareness of the importance of resources
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Nevis
Booby Island Shoal
(The Narrows) |
To collect socio-economic data to inform marine conservation and development decision-making |
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Determine trends in socio-economic benefits from resource use
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Determine how coastal and marine ecosystems provide benefits
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Enhance awareness of ecosystem services provided
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Involve resource users in monitoring
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Grenada
Greater Grenville area encompassing
La Poterie at the northern boundary and La Tante to the south
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Assess the importance of coastal resources to fishing and other stakeholders in coastal settlements |
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Building linkages among stakeholder agencies
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Contributing to public awareness and responsibility regarding coastal resource management
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Providing input at the policy-making level
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Linking to the sea egg governance (MarGov small grant) project and other projects
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St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Rose Place
(Bottom Town)
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To gather baseline socio-economic information to inform development decision-making and enhance the environmental condition of Rose Place |
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To use the information to guide development of the area with specific linkages to the fisheries sector and other relevant projects
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To minimise the risk of environmental hazards and improve safety standards in the area
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To reduce resource use conflicts among user groups
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To improve public awareness of coastal resources and contribute to responsible environmental management and enhancement of the environmental condition of the area
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