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Selection of Marine Protected Areas For those countries that have the resources to do so, it is most useful to organize MPAs by a national system rather than creating them on a case-by-case basis. The prospect of planning a national system of marine and coastal protected areas may appear to be daunting (Figure I-40) yet the job is not as difficult as it may first appear. MPA system planning is seen as most desirable for the full development of a country’s marine and coastal protected area programme. This has been recognized at high levels by some governments that have mandated the systems approach to MPAs (e.g., Indonesia, Mauritius). FIGURE I-40. Interrelationships among various phases of protected area development.
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Acknowledgements This book largely
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