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Caribbean Regional Environmental Programme. 2005. Sandy Island Marine Protected Area. Measuring Success:
The Parks and Peril Site Consolidation Scorecard. 57 pp.*
The Nature Conservancy is conducting a program known as Parks in Peril (PiP) which is currently fostering the local
support necessary for protecting these parks by using a process called “site consolidation.”. To manage this process, PiP
developed the Parks in Peril Site Consolidation Scorecard which is designed to measure the project area or site’s towards
consolidation. This report documents the scorecard for Sandy Island Marine Protected Area.
CEC. 2005. Inception Report: Strengthening Environmental Stewardship among Major Stakeholders in the
Grenadine Islands. Carriacou Environmental Committee, Hillsborough, Carriacou. 11 pp.
Not seen.
CERMES. 2004. Report of the vision and project planning workshop for Southern Grenadines Water Taxi
Association. Centre of Resource Management and Environmental Studies, UWI, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados. 18
pp.*
This report summarizes the workshop conducted for the two water taxi associations in the Grenadines: Carriacou and Petite
Martinique WTA and Southern Grenadines WTA. The purpose of the workshop was to further define the mission of the
operators, their vision of what successful water taxi operations would look like several years in the future and the
generation of a small number of project ideas that would enable the achievement of that vision. The report provides the
purpose of the organization, the importance of working together, the WTOs responsibilities towards stakeholder groups
(hoteliers, public, customers, suppliers and the government) and the shared vision of the two water taxi associations.
CEMRES. 2005a. Report of the Grenadines Green Schools Planning Workshop, May 27, 2005, Carriacou, Grenada.
Centre of Resource Management and Environmental Studies, UWI, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados. 18 pp.*
The report summarizes the workshop for the Grenadines Green Schools Project. The paper provides some of the current
“green activities” at the Grenadines schools. It explores the key elements of the Green Schools Program and the steps
towards establishing the program in the Grenadines schools. At the end of the workshop, participants agreed that the
programme would involve all five secondary schools, and at least two primary schools from each island would participate.
CERMES. 2005b. Report of the Inception Training Workshop for Enhancing the Management Effectiveness of the
Tobago Cays Marine Park, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Union Island 19-20 December 2005. CERMES Regional
Project on Enhancing Management Effectiveness at Three Marine Protected Areas in St. Vincent and the
Grenadines, Jamaica and Belize. Report No.1. 25 pp.*
A review of the workshop conducted in Union Island, St. Vincent and the Grenadines from the CERMES regional MPA-
ME project: Enhancing management effectiveness (ME) at three marine protected areas (MPAs) in St. Vincent and the
Grenadines, Jamaica and Belize. The goal of the workshop was for the marine protected area (MPA) managers and key
stakeholders in the Tobago Cays Marine Park (TCMP) to learn how to conduct an evaluation of management effectiveness
for the MPA using the methods in the WCPA/WWF “How Is Your MPA Doing?” guidebook. In this report, the
biophysical, socio-economic and governance indicators were identified to help assess the management effectiveness of the
TCMP and various activities were planned to evaluate effectiveness using these three sets of indicators. The report states
the human resources, equipment and budget needed to complete the evaluation and it suggests a feasible work plan/
timeline based on the guidebook.
CERMES. 2006. Report of the fisherfolk planning workshop. Robert Divonne Marine Centre, Mayreau. February
15-16, 2006. Centre of Resource Management and Environmental Studies, UWI, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados.18
pp.*
The report was compiled from a workshop which engaged fisherfolk in the Grenadine Islands in discussing approaches to
strengthening their capacity for co-management and collective action for self-help aimed at sustainable resource use and
personal well-being. In this report, the key fisheries issues in the Grenadines are been identified. These issues range from
safety and enforcement to marketing arrangements and fish stocks. The various fisheries stakeholder groups are identified
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