Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands
This report summarizes the strengthening of a provincial program for community-based resource management (CBRM) with the Malaita Provincial Government. We describe the implementation and its costs to arrive at lessons learned that can guide future CBRM scaling up in other provinces. The role of p...
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| author | Notere Boso, Delvene Buga, Ben Houma, Jill Isihanua, Mathew Jasper, Martin Kenilorea, Peter Konomalefo, Alick Laumani, Michael Saeni-Oeta, Janet Siota, Faye Aborina Sukulu, Meshach Eriksson, Hampus |
| author_browse | Buga, Ben Eriksson, Hampus Houma, Jill Isihanua, Mathew Jasper, Martin Kenilorea, Peter Konomalefo, Alick Laumani, Michael Notere Boso, Delvene Saeni-Oeta, Janet Siota, Faye Aborina Sukulu, Meshach |
| author_facet | Notere Boso, Delvene Buga, Ben Houma, Jill Isihanua, Mathew Jasper, Martin Kenilorea, Peter Konomalefo, Alick Laumani, Michael Saeni-Oeta, Janet Siota, Faye Aborina Sukulu, Meshach Eriksson, Hampus |
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| description | This report summarizes the strengthening of a provincial program for community-based resource
management (CBRM) with the Malaita Provincial Government. We describe the implementation and its
costs to arrive at lessons learned that can guide future CBRM scaling up in other provinces. The role of
provincial fisheries officers (PFOs) has been consistently overlooked and undervalued in internationally
organized projects and programs, despite their mandated role in the Fisheries Management Act 2015.
Over 4 years, a CBRM program was developed and implemented as a partnership between the Ministry
of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR), Malaita Provincial Government and WorldFish. A total of
96 communities were visited with information and awareness-raising about CBRM, as well as a survey
component to ascertain current CBRM practices. As of December 2023, eight management plans had been
developed by 32 communities that wanted to follow up on the information provided. In addition, the
program used a CBRM monitoring and evaluation tool and trained 72 community facilitators representing
51 communities. The report provides reflections and lessons from the implementation of this program. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1524912025-03-14T14:02:41Z Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands Notere Boso, Delvene Buga, Ben Houma, Jill Isihanua, Mathew Jasper, Martin Kenilorea, Peter Konomalefo, Alick Laumani, Michael Saeni-Oeta, Janet Siota, Faye Aborina Sukulu, Meshach Eriksson, Hampus resource management small-scale fisheries coastal communities fish This report summarizes the strengthening of a provincial program for community-based resource management (CBRM) with the Malaita Provincial Government. We describe the implementation and its costs to arrive at lessons learned that can guide future CBRM scaling up in other provinces. The role of provincial fisheries officers (PFOs) has been consistently overlooked and undervalued in internationally organized projects and programs, despite their mandated role in the Fisheries Management Act 2015. Over 4 years, a CBRM program was developed and implemented as a partnership between the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR), Malaita Provincial Government and WorldFish. A total of 96 communities were visited with information and awareness-raising about CBRM, as well as a survey component to ascertain current CBRM practices. As of December 2023, eight management plans had been developed by 32 communities that wanted to follow up on the information provided. In addition, the program used a CBRM monitoring and evaluation tool and trained 72 community facilitators representing 51 communities. The report provides reflections and lessons from the implementation of this program. 2024-09-30 2024-09-30T14:00:59Z 2024-09-30T14:00:59Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/152491 en Open Access application/pdf WorldFish Boso D, Buga B, Houma J, Isihanua M, Jasper M, Kenilorea P, Konamalefo A, Laumani M, Saeni-Oeta J, Siota F, SukuluM and Eriksson H. 2024. Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands. Penang, Malaysia: WorldFish. Program Report: 2024-20. |
| spellingShingle | resource management small-scale fisheries coastal communities fish Notere Boso, Delvene Buga, Ben Houma, Jill Isihanua, Mathew Jasper, Martin Kenilorea, Peter Konomalefo, Alick Laumani, Michael Saeni-Oeta, Janet Siota, Faye Aborina Sukulu, Meshach Eriksson, Hampus Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands |
| title | Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands |
| title_full | Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands |
| title_fullStr | Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands |
| title_full_unstemmed | Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands |
| title_short | Strengthening a provincial program for scaling community-based resource management in Solomon Islands |
| title_sort | strengthening a provincial program for scaling community based resource management in solomon islands |
| topic | resource management small-scale fisheries coastal communities fish |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/152491 |
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