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Session 1.1
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1.3 | Session 1.4 | Session
1.5 | Session 1.6 | Session
2.1A | Session 2.1B | Session
2.1C | Session 2.1D | Session
2.2 | Session 2.3 | Session
2.4 | Session 2.5 | Session
2.6 | Session 2.7 | Session
2.8 | Session 3.1A | Session
3.1B | Session 3.2
Session 1.1 - Opening Plenary
Rapporteur Report
• Opening
Plenary – Governance of Protected Areas: a topic whose time has
come
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• ALCORN, Janis
B., Andres LUQUE, and Sandra VALENZUELA. Global Governance and Institutional
Trends Affecting Protected Area Management: Challenges and Opportunities
Arising from Democratization and Globalization.
• AMOS,
Bruce, John GRAHAM, and Tim PLUMPTRE. Governance Principles for Protected
Areas in the 21st Century.
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BORRINI-FEYERABEND, Grazia. Governance of Protected Areas: Innovations
in the Air.
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• ALCORN, Janis. Global Changes Affecting Protected Area Governance
• AMOS, Bruce. Governance Principles for Protected Areas in the
21st Century
• BORRINI-FEYERABEND, Grazia. Recognizing and Supporting a Diversity
of Governance Types for Protected Areas
• KOTHARI, Ashish. Multiple Histories of Conservation
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1.2 - Protected Areas Exemplars
Rapporteur Report
• Protected
Areas Exemplars
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• MALULEKE,
Mashangu Livingston. The Makuleke Story
• SEALE,
Elizabeth, and Nancy ANILNILIAK. Cooperative Management in Auyuittuq
National Park of Canada
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• ANILNILIAK, Nancy, and Elizabeth SEALE. Cooperative Management
in Auyuittuq National Park of Canada
• DEVAJI Tofa and MOHAN Hirabai Hiralal. Self Governance and Natural
Resource Management in Mendha-Lekha Village, Gadchiroli, Maharashtra,
India
• MALULEKE, Mashangu Livington. The Makuleke Story
• PATHAK, Neema. Community Conserved Areas, Kalpavriksh, Pune
• RIASCOS, Juan Carlos. Parque Nacional Natural Alto Fragua Indi
Wasi: Un area especial de protección de diversidad biológica
y cultural
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1.3 - Regional Lessons Learned in Protected Area Governance
Rapporteur Report
• Regional
Lessons Learned in Protected Area Governance
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• BARRAZA MARTINES, Francisca. Governance: New Ways of Working
Together: Conclusions and Recommendations from the IUCN Conference on
Protected Areas in the Mediterranean Region, Murcia (Spain) 26-30 March,
2003
• CHITEPO, Kule. Lessons learnt in the Southern Africa Region
• DE VERA, Dave. Governance: Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities
and Protected Areas: Regional Experiences in South East Asia
• DIAW, Chimére. The Meanings of Governance: Legitimacy
and everyday governance in protected areas: Special references to Central
Africa
• MARETTI, Cláudio C. Protected Areas and Indigenous and
Local Communities in Brazil
• OUÉDRAOGO, Paul. Gouvernance des Aires Protégées
en Afrique Subsaharienne
• OVIEDO, Gonzalo. Lessons Learned in the Establishment and Management
of Protected Areas by Indigenous and Local Communities: Conclusions
from the review of South America
• SOLIS-RIVERA, Vivienne. Lecciones aprendidas desde Mesoamérica
• SOLIS-RIVERA, Vivienne and Webster WHANDE. Regional Lessons
Learned in Protected Areas Governance
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Session 1.4 - On International Designations and Global Governance
Rapporteur Report
• On International
Designations and Global Governance
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• JEFFERY,
Michael. An International Regime for Protected Areas.
• PRICE, Thomas
L, Alioune Sylla ALADJI-BONI, Carlo PAOLINI, Koalo KONATÉ, Roger
WILSON, AZIZOU EL HADJ Issa, Ottavio NOVELLI, Idé NIANDOU, François
BUSSON, and Dominique DULIEU. The “W” Regional Park of Benin,
Burkina Faso and Niger: Building on a Process of Regional Integration
to Address Both Local Interests and Transboundary Challenges.
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• BREYER, Anita. Natura 2000
• LAMBERT, Alain. RAMSAR Convention on Wetlands
• ROBERTSON VERNHES, Jane. The MAB Programme: People Living in
and Caring for the Biosphere
• TITCHEN, Sarah M. World Heritage and Governance: An Overview
of Recent Issues and Challenges
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Session 1.5 - On Governance
of the High Seas
Rapporteur Report
• On Governance
of the High Seas: Protecting marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• DRAFT
Ten-Year Strategy To Promote the Development of a Global Representative
System of High Seas Marine Portected Area Networks. Consultatvie Draft
1 September. For consideration at the Governance Session on Protecting
Marine Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction 11 Septemter 2003,
5th World Parks Congress, Durban South Africa, 8-17 September 2003.
• SCOVAZZI,
Tullio. Marine Protected Areas on the High Seas: Some Legal and Policy
Considerations.
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• CROXALL, John. Enhancing Cooperative Arrangements Between Regional
Organizations: Experience From The Antarctic Treaty And The Commission
For Conservation Of Antarctic Living Marine Resources
• GJERDE, Kristina. Overview of Draft Ten-Year Strategy to Promote
the Development of a Global Representative System of High Seas MPA Networks
• NOTARBARTOLO DI SCIARA, Giusepppe. The “Pelagos Sanctuary
for Mediterranean Marine Mammals”: Pioneering The Protection Of
Marine Ecosystems Beyond National Boundaries
• PETRACHENKO, Donna. Results of the Cairns Workshop on the Governance
of High Seas Biodiversity Conservation, 16-20 June, 2003
• ROGERS, Alex. Values and Threats to High Seas Biodiversity and
Productivity
• VON NORDHEIM, Henning. Developing Networks Of MPAs: Experiences
In The North East Atlantic And Baltic Sea
• YOUNG, Tomme Rosanne. Protecting the Natural Resources of the
High Seas: Relevant Policy/Legal Instruments and Options
Session Product (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
•
Ten Year High Seas Marine Protected Areas Strategy: A ten-year strategy
to promote the development of a global representative system of high
seas marine protected area networks (Summary Version), as agreed by
Marine Theme Participants at the Vth IUCN World Parks Congress, Durban,
South Africa (8–17 September 2003).
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Session 1.6 On Customary Law and Governance
Rapporteur Report
• Panel on
Customary Law and Governance
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• HALL,
Donna and Hamilton Pihopa KINGI. Who Has Ultimate Responsibility for
Protected Areas? Defining the Relationship Between Maori and the Crown.
• TAMANG, Parshuram.
Customary Law and Conservation in the Himalaya: A Case of Nepal.
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• ARGUMEDO, Alejandro. El Parque de la Papa: Protecting Traditional
Knowledge on the Basis of Customary Laws and Practices
• GAVIDI, Ratu Ose. Communities and Tourism: Can Protected Areas
Deliver Benefits from Tourism to Local Peoples? Government Lessons:
Building Relationships of Trust in Fiji
• GUJAR, Kanhaiya. Customary Conservation Laws, India: The Cases
of Jardhar Gaon and Arvari River Parliament
• MATE, Kwabena. Customary Law and Protected Areas in Ghana
• MEAD, Aroha Te Pareake. Do Protected Areas Really Benefit Indigenous
Peoples?
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Session 2.1.A - Community Conserved Areas:
Issues of Governance and State Recognition
Rapporteur Report
• On territories
and resources conserved by indigenous and local communities (Community
Conserved Areas-CCAs): issues of governance and state recognition
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• ALI, Inayat
and David BUTZ. Report on Shimshal Nature Trust (SNT), Ghojal, Northern
Areas, Pakistan.
• SZABO,
Steve and Dermot SMYTH. Indigenous Protected Areas in Australia: Incorporating
Indigenous Owned Land into Australia’s National System of Protected
Areas.
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• ALI, Inayat. The Other Side of the Mountain: Community-Based
Conservation and the Shimshal Nature Trust
• AGUILAR, Rodolfo, Dave DE VERA, and Maurizio FERRARI. Participatory
or Rights Based Resource Management? The Experience of the Tagbanwa
Peoples in Palawan, Philippines
• CHESTER, John and Chels MARSHALL. Aboriginal Land Management:
Indigenous Protected Areas
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Session 2.1.B - Community Conserved Areas:
Issues of Livelihood, Agrobiodiversity and Landscape Conservation
Rapporteur Report
• Community
Conserved Areas: issues of livelihoods, agro-biodiversity and landscape
conservation
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• COLCHESTER,
Marcus. Visit to a Potato Park.
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• AQUINO, Román. Áreas Comunitarias Protegidas en
Oaxaca, México
• ARGUMEDO, Alejandro. Indigneous Peoples and Protected Areas:
The Potato Park: CCA for Sustaining Local Food Systems, Agrobiodiversity
and Livelihoods
• HENRIQUEZ, Augusta. Une Aire Communautaire Protégée
Pour La Souveraineté des Gens Des Íles Formosa: Réserve
de Biosphére de l’Archipel de Bolama/Bijagos
• RHYN, Jan. Conservancies as Community Conserved Areas in Namibia
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Session 2.1.C - Co-managed Protected Areas:
From Conflict to Collaboration
Rapporteur Report
• On Territories
and resources conserved by indigenous and local communities in partnership
with governments and other stakeholders (Co-managed Protected Areas
– CMPAs): From Conflict to Collaboration
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• EGHENTER, Cristina
and Martin LABO. In Search of Good and Equitable Governance for (Indigenous)
Conservation Areas: A Case-Study form the Kayan Mentarang National Park.
• MUTEBI, Jackson.
Co-managed Protected Areas: from Conflict to Collaboration: Experience
for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.
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• MUTEBI, Jackson. Co-managed Protected Areas: from Conflict to
Collaboration: Experience for Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda
• PIU, Mario. La Reserva Marina de Galapagos y Su Modelo de Manejo
Participativo
• SURALAGA, Dewi. Collaborative Management of Kayan Mentarang
National Park
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Session 2.1.D
- Co-managed Protected Areas: Social, Institutional and Environmental
Linkages
Rapporteur Report
• On territories
and resources conserved by indigenous and local communities in partnership
with governments and other social actors (Co-Managed Protected Areas
- CMPAs): Social, institutional and environmental linkages
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• FOURNIER,
M. Jacques. La Gouvernance dan un Parc Naturel Régional Francais,
le Cas du Livradois-Forez: un Pacte Social pour Conserver la Nature.
• STANCIU,
Erika. Developing Collaborative Management in Retezat National Park,
Romania.
• STANCIU
ANNEX 1
• STANCIU
ANNEX 2
• STANCIU
ANNEX 3
• WILSON, Andrew.
Case Study from the North York Moors National Park, UK.
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• FOURNIER, M. Jacques. Governance in a French Regional Nature
Park, The Livradois-Forez Park: A Social Contract to Protect Nature
• STANCIU, Erika. Developing Collaborative Management in Retezat
National Park, Romania
• WILSON, Andrew. North York Moors National Park
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Session 2.2 - Mobile Peoples and Conservation
Rapporteur Report
• Mobile Peoples
and Conservation
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• ALI, Adil
Mohamed, and Mutasim Bashir NIMIR. Putting People First: Sustainable
Use of Natural Resources in the Dinder National Park (Biosphere Reserve).
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• CHATTY, Dawn. Dana Declaration
• MAMADOU, Ousmane BA. Senegalese Peul Herders: Mobility Experience
and Expections in Ferlo
• ZALABIA, Sabbah Eid, and Salim Matlak ZALABIA. Community Conservation
Areas: The Bedouin in Jordan
• TACHE, Boku and Marco BASSI. Conservation by a Mobile People:
Boorana Oromo Landscape and Gadaa Governance
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Session 2.3 - Transboundary Protected Area
Rapporteur Report
• Transboundary
Protected Areas
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• HAMMILL,
Anne and Charles BESANÇON. Promoting Conflict Sensitivity in
Transboundary Protected Areas: A Role for Peace and Conflict Impact
Assessments.
• PONCE, Carlos
F. and Fernando GHERSI. Cordillera del Condor (Peru-Ecuador).
• TALLONE,
Giuliano. Siachen Peace Park: a case study for the valorisation of high
mountain ecosystems.
• METCALFE,
Simon. Impacts of Transboundary Protected Areas on Local Communities
in Three Southern African Initiatives.
• WOLMER, William.
Transboundary Protected Area governance: tensions and paradoxes.
• REYERS, Belinda.
Evaluating Transboundary Protected Areas: Achieving Biodiversity Targets.
• PONGRATZ,
Eva. Transboundary parks … following nature’s design.
• SUICH, Helen,
Elizabeth KENNEDY, Aaron BRUNER, John PILGRIM and Stacy VYNNE. Transfrontier
conservation areas: conservation and socio-economic impact indicators.
• MARINCIC,
Srdjan. Peace Parks in the Balkans – Prokletije, Sar-planina.
•
BUDOWSKI, Gerardo, Celeste ACEVEDO, Sheila Abed, Jorge PINAZZO, Patricia
ABED, Rodrigo AYALA, Cecilia CORTEZ and Verónica SANJINÉS.
The Effort of the Private Sector in the Protection of Transboundary
Areas: The “El Corbalán-Cañada El Carmen”
Private Transboundary Conservation Area between Bolivia and Paraguay.
•
BUDOWSKI Gerardo. Keynote Presentation: Transboundary Protected Areas
as a Vehicle for Peaceful Co-Operation.
• OLI Krishna Prasad.
The Potential for a Transboundary Protected Area in the Kanchanjungha
Region of the Eastern Himalayas.
• TAMBURELLI
Gianfranco and GUILLET Alfredo. Legal and Institutional Implications
of Systemic Planning and Management of Transboundary Protected Areas:
a comparative analysis of case studies from the Italian Development
Cooperation.
• MHINGA,
Hosi Shilungwa II. Opportunities and Constraints in the Establishment
of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park.
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• ABED, Sheila. The Private Sector Effort in Transboundary Protected
Areas: The Transboundary Private Conservation Area “Cañada
El Carmen – El Corbalán”, Paraguay-Bolivia
• AULD, Francis. The Waterton Glacier/Flathead Indian Reservation
• BESANÇON, Charles. The Global Transboundary Network:
A Global Hub for Transboundary Protected Area Information, News and
Communication
• BROSIUS, Peter and Conrad STEENKAMP, Conservation and Conflict:
Implications for TBPAs
• BUDOWSKI, Gerardo. TRansboundary Protected Areas as a Vehicle
for Peaceful Cooperation
• GUILLETT, Alfredo. Legal and Institutional Implications of Systemic
Planning and Management of Transboundary Protected Areas: A Comparative
Review of Some Case Studies
• HAMMILL, Anne and Charles BESANÇON. A Measure of Transboundary
Peace: Peace and Conflict Impact Assessement (PCIA): A Design and Mangement
Tool for TBPAs,
• HOTHAM, Paul. The Europarc Experience in Developing Basic Standards
for Transboundary Cooperation between Protected Areas in Europe
• LANJOUW, Annette. Transboundary Biodiversity Conservation in
the Context of Regional Insecurity and Conflict
• MALULEQUE, Sebastiao Williamo. Community’s Perspectives
in the Development of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park
• MALULEQUE, Sebastiao Williamo. Mavonelo Ya Vaakatiko Hi Ku Vumbiwa
Ka Paki Ya Swihari Ya Grande Limpopo
• MDLULI, Amos. Benefits Beyond Protected Areas’ Boundaries:
The Case of Mdluli Community
• METCALFE, Simon. Transboundary Conservation Community Impacts
• OLI, Krishna. The Potential for a Transboundary Protected Area
in the Kanchanjunga of Himalayan Region
• MHINGA, Hosi Shilungwa II. Opportunities and Constraints in
the Establishment of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park.
• PONCE, Carlos. Cordillera del Condor, Peru-Ecuador
• PONGRATZ, Eva. Launch of Europarc’s “Transboundary
Parks—Following Nature’s Design” Initiative
• REYERS, Belinda. Evaluating Transboundary Protected Areas: Biodiversity
Target Achievement
• RAMIREZ UMANA, Manuel. “La Amistad” Binacional Biosphere
Reserve in Costa Rica and Panama: A Case Study on Transboundary Cooperation
• SUICH, Helen. Transfrontier Conservation Areas: Conservation
and Socio-economic Impact Indicators
• TALLONE, Giuliano. Siachen Peace Park: A Case Study for Valorisation
of High Mountain Ecosystems
• VAN DER LINDE, Harry and Judy OGLETHORPE. Issues Facing Transboundary
Natural Resource Management
• WOLMER, William. Transboundary Protected Area Governance: Tensions
and Paradoxes
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2.4 - Non-Governmental Organizations and Protected Area Governance
Rapporteur Report
• NGOs and
Protected Area Governance
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• ALCORN, Janis
B., Andres LUQUE and Wendy WEISMAN. Non-governmental Organizations and
Protected Area Governance.
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• ALCORN, Janis. Non-governmental organizations and Protected
Areas Governance
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Session 2.5 - PAs Managed by Private Landowners
Rapporteur Report
• Private
Protected Areas
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• LANGHOLZ,
Jeffrey A. and Wolf KRUG. New Forms of Biodiversity Governance: Non-State
Actors and the Private Protected Areas Action Plan.
Powerpoint Presentations (PPT, please
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• ANDERSON, Peter. The Contribution Made by Private Game Reserves
and Landowners to Conservation in South Africa
• CHACÓN, Carlos M. Private Reserves as Biological Corridors
and Buffers for National Parks in Costa Rica: Osa Biological Corridor
• FIGGIS, Penelope. Private Lands Conservation: The Australian
Experience
• JOSE DADA, Juan. Roles, Stakeholders Governance and Issues Surrounding
Private Lands Conservation in Latin America
• KRUG, Wolf. Private Supply of Protected Area Land in Southern
Africa: A Review of Approaches, Markets, Barriers and Challenges
• LANGHOLZ, Jeff. Privately Owned Protected Areas: Past, Present
and Future
• MESQUITA, Carlos Alberto and André GUIMARÃES.
The Brazilian Private Reserves of Natural Heritage (RPPNs)
• MITCHELL, Brent. Key Milestones in the Emergence of Private
Land Stewardship
• PATCEK, Ladislav. Land Trusts Re-born: Czechs Rediscovering
Land Trusts
• SOLANO, Pedro. Concessions for Conservation
• SWIFT, Byron. Conserving Private Lands in Latin America: A Seven-Country
Study
• WAITHAKA, John and Sacha E. COOK. Private Sector Conservation
in Kenya
• MACGREGOR, James. Willing Cooperation: Private and Communal
Conservancies in Namibia
Session Product (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• Private
Protected Area Action Plan
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2.6 - Globalization and Decentralization: The Role of Legal Framework
Rapporteur Report
• Globalisation
and decentralisation: The role of legal frameworks
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• BENJAMIN,
Antonio Herman. Globalization and Decentralization: The Role of Legal
Frameworks: The Brazilian Experience.
• ROBINSON,
Nicholas A. Globalization and Decentralization: The Role of Legal Frameworks:
Reflections on the Experience in New York State and the USA.
• MANGUIAT,
Maria Socorro. Globalization and Decentralization: The Role of Legal
Frameworks: The Philippine Experience.
• SOLANO, Pedro.
Globalization and Decentralization: The Role of Legal Frameworks: The
Peruvian Experience.
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2.7 - On the Governance Requirements of Coastal and Marine Protected
Areas (CMPAs)
Rapporteur Report
• Integrating
marine Protected Area Management with Coastal and Ocean Governance:
Principals and Practices
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• CICIN-SAIN,
Biliana and Stefano BELFIORE. Linking Marine Protected Areas to Integrated
Coastal and Ocean Management: A Review of Theory and Practice.
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• CICIN-SAIN, Biliana and Stefano BELFIORE. Toward Improved Linkages
Between Marine Protected Areas and Integrated Coastal and Ocean Management
• ENEMARK, Jens. The Wadden Sea
• FOUDA, Moustafa F. Effective Management of Marine Protected
Areas in the Egyptian Red Sea
• JACKSON, Margo, Brian Keller and Billy D. Causey. Linkages Between
the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and the South Florida Ecosystem
Restoration Initiative
• NGOILE, Magnus. Integrating Marine Protected Areas Management
with Coastal and Ocean Management: Principles and Practices: African
Perspective: Tanzania 12th September, 2003
• SKEAT, Andrew. Linking Marine Protected Areas and Coastal Zone
Management: The Great Barrier Reef Experience
• WHITE, Alan T. and Rose-Liza EISMA. Marine Protected Areas and
Integrated Coastal Management: Complementarity in the Philippines
Session Product (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
•
Elaboration of the draft principles and guidelines on Integrating Marine
Protected Area Management with Coastal and Ocean Governance
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Session 2.8 - The Role of MPAs in Sustainable
Fisheries
Rapporteur Report
• The Role
of Marine Protected Areas in Sustainable Fisheries
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• ARGOES, Etty. The Role of MPAs in Sustainable Fisheries
• LENT, Rebecca. Area-Based Management of Living Marine Resources
• VERHEIJ, Eric and Solomon MAKOLOWEKA. The Role of Marine Protected
Areas in Sustainable Fisheries in Tanga, Tanzania
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Session 3.1A - Community Empowerment for
Conservation: Key Conditions for effective community conservation: issues
of culture, rights, legislation, policy and capacities.
Rapporteur Report
• Key Conditions
for Effective Community Conservation: Issues of culture, rights legislation,
policy and capacities
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
•
CERNEA, Michael M. and Kai SCHMIDT-SOLTAU. National Parks and Poverty
Risks: Is Population Resettlement the Solution?
• ESPINOSA,
Maria Fernanda. Indigenous Governance, Protected Areas and Local Conservation
Initiatives.
• MURPHREE,
Marshall. Devolving Power: What, To Whom and How?
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Session 3.1B - Community Empowerment for
Conservation: Key Conditions for effective Community Conservation: results
from relevant workshops
Rapporteur Report
• Key conditions
for effective community conservation: results from relevant workshops
Powerpoint Presentations (PPT, please
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• Key Results and Recommendations on Co-management of PAs
• SMYTH, Dermot. Summary of Governance Stream 2.1.1 Community
Conserved Areas
• WILD, Rob. Community Empowerment for Conservation: Working the
Link Between Pas and Poverty and Empowering the Rural Poor as Partners
in the Conservation and Management of Pas: The Evolution of ICD
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Session
3.2 - Governance Requirements of Large Scale PA Structures and Systems
Rapporteur Report
• Large Scale
National Protected Area Systems – Governments and Governance
Papers (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• CASAS GRANDE,
Jesús. The Governability of Spain’s National Parks.
• DEARDEN,
Phillip, Michelle BENNETT and Jim JOHNSTON. Trends in Global Protected
Area Governance, 1992-2002.
• EMPHANDHU,
Dachanee and Surachet CHETTAMART. Thailand’s Experience in Protected
Area Management.
• KOH, Kheng-Lian.
ASEAN Agreement on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources,
1985: A Study in Environmental Governance.
• KURTH, James
W. The United States’ National Wildlife Refuge System –
Lessons Learned from a Century of Conservation.
• LEE, Thomas.
A Framework for Protected Area Governance for the Twenty-First Century.
• MASON Douglas,
Mario BAUDOIN, Hans KAMMERBAUER, Zulema LEHM, Luz Maria CALVO, and Freddy
HEINRICH. Co-administration of National Protected Areas: Benefits, Challenges,
and Recommendations from Bolivia.
• MTSAMBIWA,
M. Z.. Transforming Protected Area Systems Management During Turbulent
Times: the Zimbabwean Experience in the Southern African Development
Community.
• PAGNAN,
Jeanne L. From Innovation to Inertia and Back Again? Innovative Regional
Governance in the Arctic and Lessons in Developing a Circumpolar Protected
Area Network.
• PAGNAN, Jeanne
L. Governments, Governance and Protected Areas: The Response of Large
Scale Systems (also in French, Spanish and Russian).
• VAN REES,
Michonne. Parks Victoria: Can We Have It All: Independence and Community
Accountability.
• VANZELLA-KHOURI,
Alessandra. The Protocol on Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife in
the Wider Caribbean.
Powerpoint Presentations (PPT, please
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• CASAS GRANDE, Jesús. The Governability of Spain’s
National Parks
• DEARDEN, Phillip and Michelle BENNETT. Trends in Global Protected
Area Governance, 1992-2002
• EMPHANDHU, Dachanee and Surachet CHETTAMART. Thailand’s
Experience in Protected Area Management
• LEE, Thomas. Governance
• MASON, Douglas, Mario BAUDOIN, Hans KAMMERBAUER, Luz Maria CALVO,
Zulema LEHM and Freddy HEINRICH. Co-administration of national protected
areas:
Lessons learned from Bolivia
• BLANCO, Alfonso. Experiencia de Coadministración en un
Área Protegida de Bolivia: La Reserva de Tariquía, coadministrada
por PROMETA
• MTSAMBIWA, M.Z. Transforming protected area management systems:
the
Zimbabwean experience
Session Product (Adobe Acrobate PDF)
• Proposal
3.2.3 Ongoing Survey and Assessment of Trends in PA Governance
• Proposal
3.2.4 Publication of Session 3.2 Proceedings
• Proposal
3.2.5 International Forum on PA Governance Issues
• Proposal
3.2.6 Compendium of Governance Lessons Learned and Handbook on Best
Practices
• Proposal 3.2.7 Vision Statement for PA Agencies on PA Governance
in the 21st Century
• Proposal
3.2.8 Framework and Guidelines for Implementing and Assessing PA Governance
• Proposal
3.2.9 Strategy and Handbook on Governance Capacity Building
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