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Table 5: Core elements of a social, economic & cultural overview and assessment SOCIAL ECONOMIC Variable Sub-Variable Potential Source Collection Method Demography Total Population Age Structure Gender Structure Migration Population Change Education & Training Attainment Health & Community Services Coastal/Ocean Use Employment Poverty/Quality of Life Water & Waste Disposal Number of Health Care Facilities Number of Health Care Workers (doctors, nurses etc.) Common Diseases Use Patterns Current & Potential Use/User Conflicts Unemployment Rate # of People in Labour Force Macro-Indicators GDP Utilities Power Generation Industry Profiles (Tourism, Oil & gas etc.) Fishing Sector Economic Value Total Production # People Employed by Sector Volume and Value of Catch Major Species Landed Methods # People Employed in Sector Housing Low Income Housing - Statistical Agencies - Government Departments and reports - Statistical Agencies - Government Departments and Reports - Statistical Agencies - Stakeholders - Government Departments and Reports - Statistical Agencies - Research Institutions - Non-governmental agencies and civil societies - Stakeholders (i.e. resource users, key informants) - Government Departments and Reports - Statistical Agencies - Government/Statistical Agencies - Industry Reports - Non-governmental Agencies and Civil Societies - Government/Statistical Agencies - Fisheries Councils - Catch Records - Industry Reports - International Institutions (FAO) - Government Departments and Reports - Statistical Agencies - Review of Secondary Data - Review of Secondary Data - Surveys - Interviews - Review of Secondary Data - Surveys - Interviews - Observation - Workshops - Review of Secondary Data 22
Table 5: Core elements of a social, economic & cultural overview and assessment (cont’d.) CULTURAL GOVERNANCE Variable Sub-Variable Potential Source Collection Method Indigenous Traditions Heritage Structure Traditional/Aboriginal Governance Enforcement & Security Traditional Activities (e.g. hunting) Use of Aboriginal Language Use Patterns (seasonal & temporal) National Historic Sites, Shipwrecks, Parks etc. Applicable Legislation NGOs/Community Organisations Institutions Traditional Relationships Ownership & Access Rights - Historical records - Stakeholders (indigenous community members, elders & leaders) - Non-governmental Agencies and Civil Societies - Government Agencies - Non-governmental Agencies and Civil Societies - Research Institutions - Government Departments and Reports - Academic Journal Articles - Non-governmental Agencies and Civil Societies - Policy and Legislation Documents - Specialist Working Groups & Advisory Councils - Historical records - Stakeholders (indigenous community members, elders & leaders) - Previous studies and reports - Academic journal articles - Non-governmental Agencies and Civil Societies - Policy and Legislation Documents Coast Guard/Naval Activity - Government Departments and Reports - Review of Secondary Data - Surveys - Interviews - Observation - Review of Secondary Data - Review of Secondary Data - Review of Secondary Data - Surveys - Interviews - Observation - Review of Secondary Data 23
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