Date:
3
- 7 September 2012
Venue: Siem Reap,
Cambodia
Objectives:
1. To
introduce the knowledge and experience on practical approach to rights-based
fisheries management to fisheries officer from 6 provinces of Cambodia,
2. To
strengthen practical in competence in planning and implementing the applicable
inland fishery management plans.
3. To
train the trainers on organize the community based management with knowledge of
rights-based fisheries management training course for local fishermen groups.
4. To gather the fishery data and
information and make understanding the indicators of fishery status, (fish
catch, fish price, fishing effort), and socio-economic information,
5. To introduce the communities
fisheries legal framework such Royal Decree, sub decree and guideline to
implementation for communities fisheries
Result
5 days training
was comprised of three main sessions, firstly, the lectures that started by
SEAFDEC side, 9 presentations namely: 1. The importance
of resource management for sustainable fisheries, 2. Appropriate Monitoring Control
and Surveillance (MCS) need for resource management in conjunction with
community based co-management, 3. Community
based co-management: Importance of autonomous fisheries management by
community, 4. How to introduce and facilitate community
based co-management to fisheries community,
5. Rights-based Management, 6. Fishing vessel management, 7. Importance of Socio-Economic Information
to Improve the Life of Fisher, 8. Encourage
Women in fisheries to sustainable livelihoods and 9. Development of fisheries officer on
communication skill to local fishermen. The lessons-learned and experiences
from Thailand and Japan were presented and discussed for more understanding of
the participants. 
Furthermore,
the Cambodia side also presented on Theory
and practices: Fishery data and information gathering including Study of
indicator of fishery status and Socio-economic information and formulating data
and information questionnaire for the community, as well as, Fishery Law, 2006
Chapter 11 consist of Royal Decree on the Establishment of CFi (2005) and Sub-decree on CFi management.
Secondly, trial presentation from the participants focus on the
importance
role of resource management for sustainable fisheries, the concept of
community-based management and establishment of fisheries community, and the recommendation on fisheries resource
management activities base on fisheries communities. The participants were
actively participating to prepare the trial presentation in their own group.
After finished the group work, group presentation were present to the meeting.
The groups were explain about the importance of resource management and
autonomous community based management by promotion on establishment of CFMO as
well as the officer should support the local fishers on the resources
management plan by community.
Course evaluation was the third session. The resources person acknowledged the participant for their knowledge/skill
as well as actively participation and presentation. The main actor of
autonomous community based co-resource management are local fishers, therefore,
education for
community fisher is importance. For the trial presentation, the participant can
develop the presentation of the resource person to educate the local fishers.
The participants should introduce the concept of sustainable fisheries and
making awareness of the fishers on the importance of fisheries resource
management and what are the benefits they will get including let them to think
about how to manage the resources in their community. Finally, the participant
should encourage the fishers to set up management activities together in the
community.
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