SEAFDEC
organized the training course on Practical Approach to Co-management in Inland
Fisheries of Cambodia at Siem Reap Province on 20-23 May 2013, while the
training course on Practical Approach to Co-management in Coastal Fisheries of
Cambodia at Sihanoukville Province
on
23-27 September 2013.
The overall
objective of the training course is to protect and manage critical fisheries
habitats to ensure sustainable fisheries resource. Related to the above
mention, the learning training has the intention for the fisheries officers to
understand and get the knowledge of community-based management and rights-based
fisheries management including to strengthen practical in competence in
planning and implementing the applicable inland fishery management plans. As
well as the training course hope the fisheries officers can be the trainers on organizing the community-based
management with knowledge of rights-based fisheries management training course
for local fishermen groups.
The training
was attended by the representative of fisheries officers from inland and
coastal fisheries of Cambodia (such as Preah Sihanouk, Kampot, Koh Kong,
Kampong Cham, Kratie, Prey Veng, Kandal, and Takao Province) including the
representative officers from Community Fishery Development Department.
The
training was started by SEAFDEC's presentations: 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
fisheries management: Importance of autonomous fisheries management by
community, 4. How to introduce and facilitate
community-based fisheries management to fisheries community, 5. Rights-based
fisheries management and support system (Extension work) by government, 6. Concept and effective Methodology on
Data Collection, 7. Data collection through
CBFM, 8.
Improving management of financial and economic activities including promotion
of alternative livelihood in fishing communities, 9. Ecosystem approach to fisheries management.
In addition, Cambodia side also presented on: 1. The Study of the indicator of fishery
status, 2. Socio-economic information and Formulating data and information questionnaire
for the community, and theory and practices on fisheries law. Furthermore, the
participants discussed to develop and improve the sub decree on Community
Fisheries (CFi) management and declaration on CFi guideline of Cambodia.
In addition, the fisheries officers who have
attended the training of trainers on "Practical
Approach to Co-management in Inland Fisheries of Cambodia" had a chance to transfer their knowledge and experiences to the community
fisheries in their jurisdiction area. Regarding on this occasion, SEAFDEC with
the cooperation of Cambodia organized "Mobile On-site Training Program
on Applicable Fisheries Management Approaches
for Sustainable Fisheries
in Inland Fisheries of Cambodia" which
organized on 4-7 June 2013 at Siem Reap Province, Cambodia.
The fisheries officers had a
lecture to local fisheries officers of Cambodia. The topics were the same as
SEAFDEC and Cambodia presentations. Moreover, the participants had a field
study trip on natural resource management and conservation in Kampong Phluk, Siem Reap.
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