4. Project outputs Determine and comment on how the project is progressing to achieving the outputs and milestones against each of the objectives. Reviewers should refer to Section 5 of the Project Document for a more complete discussion of objectives, outputs, activities and methodologies. The overall aim of the project is to improve food and nutrition security, productivity and resilience of fisheries systems and community livelihoods in the Pacific region. Green cells = completed; red text = delayed; blue text = in preparation or planned but on schedule; [italicized text] = original milestones or activities prior to agreed changes The term is used as a generic descriptor for outputs for broader readership often but not always derived from journal articles ‘Policy – Objective 1: Critically analyse CBFM and related interventions as used in the Pacific region Activities Output/milestone Due date Status Report Comments Jun 2014 Completed. Published as: 1.1 Critically Lessons learned Good progress demonstrated for all of Activities 1.1. [Jun 2013] Jupiter et al. (2014) Locally-managed marine multiple analyse lessons publication and objectives and diverse strategies. Pacific Conservation learned in the associated Biology 20: 165-179. application of regionally relevant et al. (2014). Is community-based fisheries CBFM in the policy brief for management realising multiple objectives? Examining Pacific region and Solomon Islands evidence from the literature. SPC Traditional Marine its contribution to Resource Management and Knowledge Information development Bulletin, 34, 3-12. [policy brief] outcomes in the Schwarz et al. (submitted). Resilience in practice: building region a participatory diagnosis and adaptive management programme for small-scale fisheries. PLOS ONE. Blythe et al. (in prep) Navigating transformations towards community-based resource management. For submission to Governing the Coastal Commons: Communities, Resilience, and Transformation. Q4 2015 Jun 2015 Journal article completed Journal publication [Dec 2014] Cohen et al. (2015). Community-based, co-management and associated for governing small-scale fisheries of the Pacific: A policy brief: The Solomon Islands’ case study. In S. Jentoft, & R. contribution of Chuenpagdee (Eds.), Interactive governance for CBFM to fisheries fisheries; global reflections: Springer. pp 39-59. and food security – Policy Brief delayed a Solomon Islands
4. Project outputs Determine and comment on how the project is progressing to achieving the outputs and milestones against each of the objectives. Reviewers should refer to Section 5 of the Project Document for a more complete discussion of objectives, outputs, activities and methodologies. The overall aim of the project is to improve food and nutrition security, productivity and resilience of fisheries systems and community livelihoods in the Pacific region. Green cells = completed; red text = delayed; blue text = in preparation or planned but on schedule; [italicized text] = original milestones or activities prior to agreed changes The term ‘Policy is used as a generic descriptor for outputs for broader readership – often but not always derived from journal articles Objective 1: Critically analyse CBFM and related interventions as used in the Pacific region Activities Output/milestone Due date Status Report Comments 1.1 Critically analyse lessons learned in the application of CBFM in the Pacific region and its contribution to development outcomes in the region Lessons learned publication and associated regionally relevant policy brief for Solomon Islands Jun 2014 [Jun 2013] Completed. Published as: Jupiter et al. (2014) Locally-managed marine multiple objectives and diverse strategies. Pacific Conservation Biology 20: 165-179. et al. (2014). Is community-based fisheries management realising multiple objectives? Examining evidence from the literature. SPC Traditional Marine Resource Management and Knowledge Information Bulletin, 34, 3-12. [policy brief] Schwarz et al. (submitted). Resilience in practice: building a participatory diagnosis and adaptive management programme for small-scale fisheries. PLOS ONE. Blythe et al. (in prep) Navigating transformations towards community-based resource management. For submission to Governing the Coastal Commons: Communities, Resilience, and Transformation. Q4 2015 Good progress demonstrated for all of Activities 1.1. Journal publication and associated policy brief: The contribution of CBFM to fisheries and food security – a Solomon Islands Jun 2015 [Dec 2014] Journal article completed Cohen et al. (2015). Community-based, co-management for governing small-scale fisheries of the Pacific: A Solomon Islands’ case study. In S. Jentoft, & R. Chuenpagdee (Eds.), Interactive governance for fisheries; global reflections: Springer. pp 39-59. Policy Brief delayed
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