3) Livelihoods and economies (including Community-based natural resource management). e.g. supporting locally managed marine areas in Fiji (participation, recognition of traditional rights and knowledge) e.g. community management of the Quirimbas National Park, Mozambique, including a variety of community rights such as exclusive rights to harvest some resources and refusal of tourism jobs (although n.b. these rights are imposed by park authorities). 4) Enhancing civil society capacity e.g. provision of training in political analysis, advocacy and lobbying to CSOs in Tanzania so that they can better influence policy on natural resource management (including fisheries). 5) Education (environmental) (No fisheries examples found). 6) Disaster risk reduction (inc. re-building homes after disasters) (no fisheries examples found) Fauna and Flora Securing land and resource rights; Capacity building programme International e.g. establishing and strengthening community-based institutions in Kenya, focusses on “conservation e.g. securing access rights in Central America including community-based Fishing leadership skills”, rather than “Responsible Areas” in Costa Rica. human rights. Addressing gender issues; Helping develop sustainable economic opportunities; e.g. eco-tourism in Cape Verde and Turkey. Recognising the multiple values of nature e.g. supporting indigenous management of ancestral waters, Philippines. 5) Participatory approaches e.g. Participatory/ community management initiatives in Kenya, Honduras, Nicaragua, Tanzania, Cape Verde, Liberia (primarily management plans”). “participatory Wildlife Governance that is accountable, transparent and democratic A 2007 WCS briefing note on Rights Conservation e.g. Fiji ridge-to-reef management plan. Includes incorporating traditional management and and Conservation includes a Society local knowledge, improving community-community and community-Government checklist of how to assess communication; and community based monitoring (participation) stakeholder rights capacity. There Women’s rights are no case studies explaining if and e.g. Alternative livelihoods for women (such as bee-keeping, handicrafts) in Belize, Fiji, how this has been applied. Madagascar. e.g. Resource management (MPA advisory committee in Belize, involvement in Fiji). “informal” Livelihoods (inc. health, education, access to markets).
3) Livelihoods and economies (including Community-based natural resource management). e.g. supporting locally managed marine areas in Fiji (participation, recognition of traditional rights and knowledge) e.g. community management of the Quirimbas National Park, Mozambique, including a variety of community rights such as exclusive rights to harvest some resources and refusal of tourism jobs (although n.b. these rights are imposed by park authorities). 4) Enhancing civil society capacity e.g. provision of training in political analysis, advocacy and lobbying to CSOs in Tanzania so that they can better influence policy on natural resource management (including fisheries). 5) Education (environmental) (No fisheries examples found). 6) Disaster risk reduction (inc. re-building homes after disasters) (no fisheries examples found) Fauna and Flora International Securing land and resource rights; e.g. establishing and strengthening community-based institutions in Kenya, e.g. securing access rights in Central America including community-based “Responsible Fishing Areas” in Costa Rica. Addressing gender issues; Helping develop sustainable economic opportunities; e.g. eco-tourism in Cape Verde and Turkey. Recognising the multiple values of nature e.g. supporting indigenous management of ancestral waters, Philippines. 5) Participatory approaches e.g. Participatory/ community management initiatives in Kenya, Honduras, Nicaragua, Tanzania, Cape Verde, Liberia (primarily “participatory management plans”). Capacity building programme focusses on “conservation leadership skills”, rather than human rights. Wildlife Conservation Society Governance that is accountable, transparent and democratic e.g. Fiji ridge-to-reef management plan. Includes incorporating traditional management and local knowledge, improving community-community and community-Government communication; and community based monitoring (participation) Women’s rights e.g. Alternative livelihoods for women (such as bee-keeping, handicrafts) in Belize, Fiji, Madagascar. e.g. Resource management (MPA advisory committee in Belize, “informal” involvement in Fiji). Livelihoods (inc. health, education, access to markets). A 2007 WCS briefing note on Rights and Conservation includes a checklist of how to assess stakeholder rights capacity. There are no case studies explaining if and how this has been applied.
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