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24 3.Governance performance indicators Table 3-1 Governance goals, objectives, indicators and parameters (G1 – G15 are key indicators) Goals Objectives Indicators and parameters Ensuring adequate institutional, policy and legal arrangements Ensuring the coordination and coherence of administrative actors and policies Supporting integrated management through adequate legislation and regulations Assessing the environmental impacts of policies, plans, programme and projects Resolving conflicts over coastal space and resources Definition of functions of administrative actors • ICOM functions of administrative actors clearly defined by legislation or administrative acts • New agencies for ICOM established • Primary responsibility for ICOM mandated to a single agency Policy goals and objectives and strategies for ICOM • Policy goals and quantifiable objectives for ICOM formally adopted • Strategies and procedures for the implementation of the ICOM objectives developed and • formally adopted, including incorporation of ICOM principles into sectoral instruments G1 Existence and functioning of a representative coordinating mechanism for ICOM • Existence of a coordinating mechanism • Functioning of the coordinating mechanism • Outcomes and influence of the coordinating mechanism G2 Existence and adequacy of legislation enabling ICOM • Existence of legislation on coastal and marine resources • Adequacy of the ICOM legislation G3 EIA, SEA and CCA procedures for plans, programmes and projects affecting coastal zones • Use of EIA and SEA procedures and modifications to coastal projects • Use of CCA procedures in coastal tourism development G4 Existence and functioning of a conflict resolution mechanism • Stakeholders and issues at stake • Agreed procedures and mechanisms for conflicts resolution • Changes in the proportion of conflicts that are mitigated, resolved, or prevented • Overall changes in the number of conflicts IOC Manuals and Guides 46
(continued) Table 3-1 Governance goals, objectives, indicators and parameters (G1 – G15 are key indicators) Goals Objectives Indicators and parameters Ensuring adequate management processes and implementation IOC Manuals and Guides 46 Managing the coastline through integrated plans Managing coastal watersheds through integrated plans Conserving coastal and marine biodiversity through management plans Implementing and enforcing ICOM plans and actions Routinely monitoring, evaluating and adjusting ICOM efforts Supporting ICOM through sustained administrative resources A handbook for measuring the progress and outcomes of integrated coastal and ocean management G5 Existence, status and coverage of ICOM plans • Existence and status of ICOM plans • Characteristics of ICOM plans • Extent (percentage) of coastline covered by ICOM plans Existence, status and coverage of watershed management plans • Existence and status of watershed management plans • Characteristics of these plans • Extent (percentage) of watershed area covered by ICOM plans Existence, status and coverage of management plans for coastal and marine ecosystems • Existence and status of coastal/marine ecosystem-based management plans • Characteristics of ecosystem-based management plans • Extent (percentage) of coastal/marine ecosystems covered by management plans G6 Active management in areas covered by ICOM plans • Level of implementation of ICOM plans, actions and projects, including infrastructure building • Procedures, legal tools and monitoring and sanctioning applied for enforcement of ICOM plans/actions • Level of compliance with ICOM plans G7 Routine monitoring, evaluation and adjustment of ICOM initiatives • Existence of an operational monitoring and evaluation system with related indicators • Consideration of results into ICOM initiatives • Adjustments made to ICOM initiatives G 8 Sustained availability and allocation of human, technical and financial resources for ICOM, including the leverage of additional resources • Staff • Budget • Facilities 25
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