Please note that the papers presented here are draft only and have not been reviewed or edited in any form. A proceedings of the workshop will be released by mid year 2000 and that will contain a peer reviewed and edited compilation of the papers from the workshop.
Session Information:
Monday, 23 August 1999
- Opening Ceremony
- Group Photo
- Session 1: Introduction
- Session 2: Case Studies
- Session 3 : Case studies
Tuesday, 24 August 1999
- Session 4: Plenary Paper and Case Studies
- Session 5: Case Studies
- Session 6: Case Studies
- Session 7: Case Studies
Wednesday, 25 August 1999Field Trip
Thursday, 26 August 1999Friday, 27 August 1999Session 8 : Empirical and Policy Studies Session 9 : Empirical Studies/Hypothesis Testing Session 10: Empirical and Policy Studies – Continuation Session 12: Working Group Sessions Session 13: Research Directions for Phase 2 – Working Group Presentation Plenary Working Group Presentations Plenary Discussions: Phase 2 Plans Closing Remarks
Saturday, 28 August 1999TOPTraining on Methodologies Concept and Measurement
Monday, 23 August
Opening Ceremony 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Welcome Address by ICLARM Mahfuz Ahmed, Program Leader of PRIAP
Welcome Address by IFM Poul Degnbol, Director, IFM
Opening Remarks and Keynote address by Dato Mohd Mazlan b. Jusoh Director
General of Department
Fisheries Malaysia
Session 1: 10:30 am- 12:00 pm
Introduction, Background and Overview of the Fisheries Co-management
Project, Phase 1.
Chairperson: Sten Sverdrup-Jensen
Rapporteurs: Anne Katrine Normann, Albert Salamanca
Introduction by K.Kuperan Viswanathan
Project Overview by Jesper Raakjaer-Nielsen
Background and Objectives by Robert Pomeroy
Session 2: 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Case Studies
Chairperson: Ishak Haji Omar
Rapporteurs: Rene Agbayani, Trevor Hutton
Fisheries
Co-management in Malawi: Lake Chiuta Re-Visit Case Study by F.J. Njaya
S.J.Donda and M.M.Hara
Co-management
in Lagoon Aby (Cote d’Ivoire) by Angaman Konan
Co-management of Fisheries
in West Sumatra Province,Indonesia: A Case Study of Ikan Larangan by
Indah Susilowati
The
Co-management of Mekong River Inland Aquatic Resources in Southern Lao,
PDR by Ian Baird
Session 3 : 3:45 pm - 6:00pm
Case studies
Chairperson: Ian G. Baird
Rapporteurs: Rodelio Subade, Indah Susilowati
The
Status of Co-management of the Olifants River Harder Fishery, Western Cape,
South Africa by Merle Sowman
Co-management
of Artisanal Fisheries in Mozambique: A Case Study of Kwirikwidge Fishing
Centre, Angoche District, Nampula Province by Simeao Lopes and Horacio
Gervasio
Community based Fisheries
Co-management Case Study: Phang-Nga Bay, Thailand by Jate Pimoljinda
and Veera Boonragsa
Case
Study of Fisheries Co-Management: San Salvador Island, Philippines by
Brenda Katon Robert Pomeroy Albert Salamanca and Len Garces
Tuesday, 24 August
Session 4: 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Plenary Paper and Case Studies
Chairperson: Jesper Nielsen
Rapporteur: Merle Sowman
Fisheries Co-Management Research and the Case Study Method by Svein Jentoft
Session 5: 10:15 am - 12:00 pm
Case Studies
Chairperson: Robert Pomeroy
Rapportuers: Maria Hauck,
Eusebio Jacinto
Co-management of Fisheries
in Diverse Aqua-Ecosystems of Southern Laos by Prachit Noraseng
Management
of Coastal Areas by Villages of Jemluk, Bali Island by Victor Nikijuluw
Re-visit:
Lake Malombe Co-Management Programme by M.M. Hara F.J.Njaya and S.J.Donda
Co-management of Lake Nokoue,
Benin by Cyriaque Atti-Mama
Session 6: 1:15 am - 3:30 pm
Case Studies
Chairperson: Philip Hirsch
Rapporteurs: Khondker Jahan, Pongpat Boonchuwong
Fisheries Co-management in
a Small-Scale Fishing Community in Southern Thailand by Awae Masae
Fisheries Co-management
Case Study: Oxbow Lakes, Bangladesh. by Sekander Khan
Towards
Co-management Arrangements in Lake Kariba Inshore fishery. Progress, Constraints
and Opportunities by Kefasi Nyikahadzoi and Newman Songore
Zambian
Case Study by Eyolf Jul-Larsen and Isaac Malasha
Session 7: 3:45 pm - 6:00
Case Studies
Chairperson: Jahara Yahaya
Rapporteurs Alhaji Jallow, Hap Navy
Experiences from Fishing
Communities in Western Cape, South Africa. Is there a Basis for Co-management?
by
Moenieba Isaacs and Anne Katrine Normann
A Comparative Study of Fisheries
Co-management in Malawi: A Case of Lake Malombe by S.J. Donda M.M. Hara
and F.J. Njaya
Institutional Arrangements
for Fisheries Co-management on Malalison Island, Philippines by Renato
Agbayani and Alessandro Babol
Fisheries
and Coastal Community- Based Management Regime in Thailand by
Pongpat Boonchuwong
Wednesday, 25 August
Field Trip
Thursday, 26 August
Session 8 : 9:00 am - 10:20 am
Empirical and Policy Studies
Chairperson: Poul Degnbol
Rapporteurs: Doug Wilson
Community-Based and Co-management
Institutions for Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management in Southeast
Asia by Robert Pomeroy
Institutional
Analysis of Sasi: Indonesia by Ingvild Harkes
Session 9 : 10:35 am - 12:30 pm
Empirical Studies/Hypothesis Testing
Chairperson: Paul Thompson
Rapporteurs: Parvin Sultana, Ingvild Harkes
Government-Industry
Co-Management Arrangements within the South African Deep-Sea Hake Fisher
by
T.Hutton, Raakjaer Nielsen and M. Mayekiso
Co-management as Crime Prevention:
A Criminological Perspective by Maria Hauck
Measuring
Transaction Costs of Fisheries Co-management at Oxbow Lake Fisheries in
Bangladesh by Khondker Murshed-e-Jahan, K.Kuperan and Nik Mustapha Abdullah
Enforcement and Compliance
with Fisheries Regulations in Indonesia, Malaysia and Philippines by
Indah Susilowati K.Kuperan and Nik Mustapha Abdullah
Session 10: 1:30 pm - 3:15 pm
Empirical and Policy Studies – Continuation
Chairperson: Mahfuz Ahmed
Rapporteurs: Emmanuel Genio, Moenieba Isaacs
Modelling
Transaction Costs of Fisheries Co-management by Azhar Karim K.Kuperan
and Nik Mustapha Abdullah
IDAF Project Initiatives
on Co-management by Alhaji Jallow
An
Assessment of Co-management Arrangements Developed by the Community Based
Fisheries Management Project in Bangladesh
by
Paul Thompson, Parvin Sultana, MD. Nurul Islam and MD. Manjurkabir
Session 11: 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Synthesis
Chairperson: Philip Hirsch
Rapporteurs: Monde Mayekiso, Sekander Khan
African Experiences by Jesper Raakjaer-Nielsen, Sten Svendrup Jensen
Asian Experiences by Robert Pomeroy, K. Kuperan Viswanathan
Friday, 27 August
Session 12: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Working Group Sessions
Chairperson: Agostinho Bomba
Rapporteurs: Simeao Lopes, Victor Nikijuluw
Session 13: 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Research Directions for Phase 2 – Working Group Presentation
Chairperson: Svein Jentoft
Rapporteurs: Trevor Hutton, Sekander Khan
Research Directions for Phase 2 - Working Group Presentation
Plenary Discussion: Phase 2 Plans
Discussions: Eyolf Jul-Larsen, Svein Jentoft, paul Thompson, Ishak
Haji Omar
Rapporteurs: Parvin Sultana, Kefasi Nyikahadzoi, Friday Njaya
Closing Remarks: Mahfuz Ahmed (ICLARM), Poul Degnbol (IFM) and Nik Mustapha Abdullah (UPM)
Saturday, 28 August
8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Training on Methodologies
Concept and Measurement:
Resiliency
Legitimacy
Transactions Cost
Compliance
Key Conditions
By K.Kuperan Viswanathan, Jesper Raakjaer-Nielsen, Ingvild Harkes, Ian Baird, Svein Jentoft, Philip Hirsh, Indah Susilowati, and Khondker Murshed-e-Jahan
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