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Population pressure in the Asia-Pacific Region Pressure on rural coasts • 1 billion people on A-P A P rural coasts • Over-fishing, Over fishing, coastal degradation affect sustainability of fishing and tourism • Over 80% of global fishers and fish farmers • 45-62% 45 62% of global fish production and 68-87% 68 87% of global aquaculture • Many rural coastal dwellers live in poverty and vulnerable areas Kobe waterfront, JAPAN �116� Population pressure in Asia-Pacific IGM/10/17 SPG/10/17 Future urban pressure on coast Fish farming, Central VIETNAM
Coastal management • Coastal management influenced by global and local pressures • Asia-Paciifc Asia Paciifc region characterized by diversity of management practices • Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) seen as solution to problems • Barriers to ICM and problems such as loss of community responsibility • Need to recognize differences between countries Top Down Bottom Up Community Participation in Coastal Management Non-Participation - Government Decides Public Consultation Collaborative Management Delegated Authority Community Control Integrated Coastal Management Definition Integrated coastal (zone) management involves the comprehensive assessment, setting of objectives, planning and management of coastal systems and resources, taking into account traditional, cultural and historical perspectives and conflicting interests and uses; it is a continuous and evolutionary process for achieving sustainable development. (World Coast Conference Report, 1994 p 40) �117� Sustainable Development Global Environmental Change Global Influences on Coastal Management Community Participation Integrated Coastal Management IGM/10/17 SPG/10/17 Integrated Resource Management Definition Integrated coastal (zone) management involves the comprehensive assessment, setting of objectives, planning and management of coastal systems and resources, taking into account traditional, cultural and historical perspectives and conflicting interests and uses; it is a continuous and evolutionary process for achieving sustainable development. (World Coast Conference Report, 1994 p 40) Integrated Coastal Management Definition Integrated coastal (zone) management involves the comprehensive assessment, setting of objectives, planning and management of coastal systems and resources, taking into account traditional, cultural and historical perspectives and conflicting interests and uses; it is a continuous and evolutionary process for achieving sustainable development. (World Coast Conference Report, 1994 p 40)
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 10 TH INTER-GOVE
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Preface 1 Section 26 CONTENTS I: 10
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SECTION I 10 th APN Inter-Governmen
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AUSTRALIA List of Participants APN
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PHILIPPINES Samuel PEÑAFIEL Region
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HYOGO PREFECTURAL GOVERNMENT Akira
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Yukihiro IMANARI Executive Manager
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NEPAL Madan Lal SHRESTHA Director G
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HYOGO PREFECTURAL GOVERNMENT Akira
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Sirijit SANGUNURAI Programme Fellow
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Opening Remarks - Mr. Seizo Matsumo
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Welcome Address - Mr. Sombo Yamamur
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Time 0920- 0930 0930- 0940 0940- 09
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Review of 2004-2005 Activities IGM/
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Financial Report (Final) FY 2003/20
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Membership Development �39� IGM
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Resources Development Committee IGM
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