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TRINCOMALEE BAY SPECIAL MANAGEMENT AREA Page | 72 417. Conduct awareness program for farmers to minimize use of agrochemicals and chemical fertilizers; 418. Establish and manage community wood lots by Divisional Secretary with the assistance of the FD as alternative source of poles and fuel wood. 10. TB SAM Buffer Zone: Sub-zone 10. Muthur urban zone 419. Conduct awareness programs for school children on the TB SAM Plan and the responsibilities of stakeholders; 420. Establish and manage sand filtering systems in each larger drainage area to purify waste water and trap solid waste; 421. Establish and manage community wood lots by Divisional Secretary with the assistances of the FD as alternative source for poles and fuel wood; 422. Municipal Council should implement a comprehensive solid waste management system to ensure that solid waste and other waste does not enter the Trincomalee bay area. 11. TB SAM Buffer Zone: Sub-zone 11. Kaddaiparichchan south zone 423. Promote organic farming in home gardens; 424. Conduct awareness program for farmers to minimize use of agrochemicals and chemical fertilizers; 425. Establish and manage community wood lots by Divisional Secretary with the assistance of the FD as alternative source of poles and fuel wood; 426. Conduct awareness programs for school children on the TB SAM Plan and the responsibilities of stakeholders; 427. Conduct alternative livelihood development programs. G. Institutional mechanism 1. Coordinating Committees 428. The new TB SAM planning process started with an increase in community participation in DSAM CCC by community members from buffer zone villages. Co-ordination between the line agencies and local communities was provided by the DSAM CCC. It is suggested that the CCD could act as convener / Secretary of the DSAM CCC. 429. The organisational structure for this co-ordination is presented in Figure VI.4 below.
TRINCOMALEE BAY SPECIAL MANAGEMENT AREA Page | 73 Figure VI.4: Proposed organogram of the institutional structure for TB SAM Management CCD District Community Coordinating Committee (DSAM-CCC) - Chaired by District Secretary - Representatives from relevant line agencies - Representatives from local government agencies - Representatives from communities / NGOs - Representatives from Navy - Representatives from Air force - Representatives from Army - Representatives from tourism sector - More community members than state officers - Gender balance should be maintained properly - Develop policy & strategies on SAM management - Approval of budgets & activity plans - Approval of all financial matters - Coordination with line agencies - Coordinate with Divisional Secretary Offices - Develop management guidelines and activity plan for the core conservation areas under security forces - Facilitate the implementation of activity plan in the core conservation sub zone under security forces - Monthly/quarterly progress review - Manage SAM Office and Mangrove Park SAM Office - CCD Office - Fishery Federation Office - Fishery Department office - Mangrove Park 2. TB SAM Office 430. A TB SAM office should be established at Kinniya to be managed by the CCD. The office should provide office facilities for DFAD and Fishers Federation (FF) operating within the TB SAM. The communities should be able to directly access the TB SAM office for information, services and co-management processes. The TB SAM Office should give a “one stop shop” for services to key stakeholders and also facilitate the management of the TB SAM. 3. Mangrove Park 431. A mangrove Park should be established in Mahaweli Ganga estuary with eco-tourism facilities such as boat trips on the river and raised board walkways through the mangrove vegetation. With the opening up Kinniya Bridge and the rehabilitation of the A-15 road many hundreds of tourists will visit the Kinniya area and travel to Seruvila and Lankapatuna Buddhist temple in the near future. The Mangrove Park could be managed by the CCD office at Kinniya and it should also be possible to outsource some services such as boat trips,
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