Source-to-Sea Practitioners Guide
The source-to-sea approach directly addresses the linkages between land, water, delta, estuary, coast, nearshore and ocean ecosystems in support of holistic natural resources management and economic development.
The source-to-sea approach directly addresses the linkages between land, water, delta, estuary, coast, nearshore and ocean ecosystems in support of holistic natural resources management and economic development.
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Step 3 | Diagnose<br />
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Step 3 Output<br />
The output from Step 3 is:<br />
1. Governance baseline analysis with relevance <strong>to</strong> priority flows,<br />
sec<strong>to</strong>rs related <strong>to</strong> targeted stakeholders and impacts <strong>to</strong> primary<br />
stakeholders and source-<strong>to</strong>-sea segments.<br />
2. Assessment of overlaps and gaps in governance and management<br />
frameworks and identification where coordination is needed.<br />
3. Baseline analysis of current practices and gap assessment<br />
of enabling conditions for improved governance practices.<br />
4. Identification of existing engagement processes that can be<br />
joined or built upon.<br />
Pho<strong>to</strong>: Local fisherman mending his fishing net after a fishing trip in Goderich fishing<br />
community, Sierra Leone. Pho<strong>to</strong>: Sub Regional Fisheries Commission<br />
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