Venue: Lamtakong Research Station,
Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand
Development Objective:
Community fisheries co-management is practiced
widely which is an implication of training course of training for trainer on
community fisheries co-management. The trained fisheries are able to convey
knowledge and experiences obtained from the course to further disseminate to
local community. Hence, local community will participated more in managing
fisheries resources in the future.
Immediate Objectives:
1. Fisheries officers have knowledge on the important
role of sustainable fisheries resources management, fisheries law, and
appropriate Monitoring, Control and Surveillance (MCS).
2. Fisheries officer thoroughly understand the
principle of community fisheries resources co-management, rights-based fisheries management,
community-based co-management, mobile hatchery, nursery cage/pen and fish
release.
3. Fisheries officers aware the importance of
socio-economic information and its linkage to fisheries management for the sake
of improving livelihood.
Result
The on-site training was conducted
by collaboration among SEAFDEC, Department of Fisheries (DOF), Thailand and Japanese Trust Fund (JTF). The Secretary-General of SEAFDEC, Dr. Chumnarn Pongsri, and
The Deputy Secretary-General and JTF Manager, Mr. Kenji Matsumoto, kindly
delivered a welcome speech to all the participants. As well as, the Deputy Director-General of Fisheries, Mr. Surajit Intarachit, kindly declared the training open. The participants in this training, totally 40 persons, were
the fisheries officers who responsible for inland fisheries management.
During 5 days training, the
participants were received and learned a lot of the important role of resource
management, community-based co-management, Monitoring, Control and Surveillance (MCS), rights-based fisheries including the importance of socio-economic information. Beside, the resource persons from DOF also kindly presented
on fisheries law, the case study of Huay Luang reservoir and Songkham river,
mobile hatchery and fish releasing technique as well as installation and
operation of nursery fish cage and fish pen. 
In addition, The mobile hatchery and fish releasing
technique were demonstrated to the participants at the Lamtakong Research
Station. Furthermore, the demonstration
on fish cage and fish pen nursery were presented to the participants and 40
fishermen at the Lamtakong reservoir. The DOF also gave the fry fish comprised of Silver Barb and Common Carp
(totally 100,000 fish) and the private company gave Julian's Golden Prize Crap
(2,000 fish) for fish releasing. After finished the training, the participants received the
certificate and the fisherman received the souvenir. 
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