Protection, Participation, and Public Awareness : Indonesia Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Project

Protection, Participation, and Public Awareness : Indonesia Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Project

The Indonesia Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Project (COREMAP) is the first operation supported by the World Bank to focus exclusively on coral reef ecosystems. COREMAP is being implemented in 10 provinces over 15 years, during which peri...

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Main Author: Kuehnast, Kathleen
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS
PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES
PUBLIC AWARENESS
PARTICIPATORY PROCESS
DECENTRALIZATION
COMMUNITY-BASED METHOD
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
LOCAL COMMUNITIES
PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY
CAPACITY BUILDING
ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT
CONFLICT RESOLUTION SKILLS
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
NATURAL RESOURCE UTILIZATION BENEFICIARY MONITORING
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY GROUPS
COMMUNITY LEVEL
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
CONFLICT RESOLUTION
CONSULTATIONS
DATA COLLECTION
FISH
FISHERIES
FOCUS GROUPS
GENDER
HUMAN RESOURCES
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES
INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
INTEGRATION
INTERVIEWS
LESSONS LEARNED
LIVELIHOODS
LOCAL CAPACITY
LOCAL CAPACITY BUILDING
LOCAL COMMITTEES
LOCAL NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
LOCAL ยท COMMUNITIES
MANAGERS
MARKETING
NATIONAL STRATEGY
NGOS
OUTREACH
PARTICIPATION OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES
PARTICIPATORY PROCESSES
PARTICIPATORY WORKSHOPS
POLLUTION
PREPARATION
PRIVATE SECTOR
PROJECT DESIGN
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
PUBLIC CAMPAIGN
PUBLIC INFORMATION
RADIO
SCHOOLS
SOCIAL ANALYSIS
SOCIAL ASSESSMENT
SOCIAL ASSESSMENTS
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
STAKEHOLDERS
UNIVERSITIES
USER GROUPS
VILLAGE
VILLAGE GROUPS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/03/2828583/protection-participation-public-awareness-indonesia-coral-reef-rehabilitation-management-project
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11395
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Summary:The Indonesia Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Project (COREMAP) is the first operation supported by the World Bank to focus exclusively on coral reef ecosystems. COREMAP is being implemented in 10 provinces over 15 years, during which period the communities are given incentives, training, and resources to protect the coral reefs. Social Development best practice elements identified in this project were: 1) Participatory processes in preparation and implementation; 2) Institutionalized mechanisms for decentralized implementation; and 3) Ongoing monitoring and evaluation of social development outcomes by the government and community. Specific lessons learned were: Participation of local communities in project design builds sustainability and leads to greater ownership. Creating partnerships between local universities and NGOs supports project implementation. Capacity building on the local level enable communities to participate in ecosystem management. Establishing conflict resolution mechanisms facilitates access of different user groups to natural resources.

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