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W O R L D R E S O U R C E S 2 0 0 8Local government, 6, 11, 72accountability and, 93in Bangladesh, 124importance of, 24–25reconciling with role of resource management organizations, 163resource management organizations working with, 163Local institutions, 24, 53, 71–77, 72, 94.See also Local governmentaccountability, lack of, 76assessment of, 77capacity development, need for, 75, 77, 162–163challenges and limitations of, 73, 76–77, 163definition of, 71–72, 72example of, 74–75inclusiveness, lack of, 76–77maturation period for, 163resources and connections, lack of, 75strengths of, 72–73Locally managed marine areas (LMMAs)in Fiji, 38–45. See also Fiji Locally Managed Marine Area(FLMMA)in other Asia-Pacific countries, 38, 39MMA. See Millennium Ecosystem AssessmentMACH (Management of Aquatic Ecosystems throughCommunity Husbandry). See Bangladesh inland fisheriesMacro level challenges, 168MadagascarAndavadoaka Fisherman’s Cooperative, 18Equator Prize in, 57Majjia Valley Project (Niger), 145, 146Malaria, 185Malaysia, palm oil business in, 168Mali, conservation and regeneration projects in, 156–157Management of Aquatic Ecosystems through CommunityHusbandry (MACH). See Bangladesh inland fisheriesMAOCO. See Costa Rican Organic Agricultural MovementMaradi Integrated Development project (MIDP, Niger),146–147, 154, 155Market analysis and development (MA&D), 174, 199Marketingof agricultural products, 11, 16, 28, 171, 198–199assistance, 7, 171, 174association benefits, 109capacity and, 72, 76cooperatives and, 100–101, 102, 103credit and finance for, 105ecosystem-based enterprises and, 104entrepreneurship and, 56–57federation and, 108of forest products, 28, 132, 136, 137, 139, 157intermediaries and, 131ISOs and, 81, 82, 89, 93of natural resources and, 177political aspects of, 106research and, 171rural enterprises and, 95, 97, 160scalability and, 60scaling up and, 5, 6, 7, 10–11support and, 181, 199women and, 133, 135Mauritania, fishery access agreements in, 183254