Venue: Yangon, Myanmar
Objectives:
1. To introduce the knowledge and experience on practical approach to
community-based fisheries management to fisheries officer of Myanmar.
2. To strengthen practical in competence in planning and implementing
the applicable coastal fishery management plans.
3. To enhance the HRD of fisheries officer to organize the community-based
management with knowledge of community-based and rights-based fisheries
management training course for local fishermen group.
Result
With the collaborated between
SEAFDEC, Japanese Trust Fund, and Department of Fisheries of Myanmar organized
the on-site training course on practical approach to community-based fisheries
management in coastal area of Myanmar. The training course aimed to transfer
knowledge and experience on community-based and rights-based fisheries
management to fishery officers of Myanmar.
The Director-General of Department of
Fisheries, Myanmar, Mr. Khin Ko Lay kindly declared the training open and welcomed SEAFDEC and
all participants to the training. The training was start by lecturing on the
important role of resource management including MCS as well as community-based
and rights-based fisheries management for sustainable fisheries. Furthermore,
the Deputy Chief of SEAFDEC-Training Department, Mr. Kenji Mutsumoto, kindly
presented on the fisheries extension service in Japan. In addition, the community-based
management in freshwater reservoir (Nam Houm, Lao PDR) also introduced to the
participants as a case study for inland fisheries management.
After that, the participants were
divided into four groups (10 persons/group) to make the trial presentation on
two topics. The first topic was “important role of resource management for
sustainable fisheries management” for group 1 and 2. The second topic was
“concept of community-based fisheries management and establishment of community
fisheries organization” for group 3 and 4. Each group had 20 minutes to make a
presentation by using power point, flip chart or other media.
Regarding to the trial
presentation, four groups were present to the training and received the
comments and suggestions from the resources person. The presentation still used
the technical words so it should changed to easy word for clearly understanding of
fishermen in fishing community. However, some groups’ presentation show the
picture and clearly explain on the role of resource management and fishers’
group establishment.
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