Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
The Fisheries Administration, Cambodia
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ 2007 แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ 2007 แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
Bi-annual Project Progress Report of Integrated Coastal Resources Management in Sihanoukville (ICRM-SV)
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
The Fisheries Administration, Cambodia
Women's group activity in Production of Mushroom Community Fisheries Prey Nop II Sihanoukville,Cambodia
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
The Fisheries Administration, Cambodia
Bi-annual Project Progress Report of Integrated Coastal Resources Management in Sihanoukville (ICRM-SV)
July to December,2006
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
The Fisheries Administration, Cambodia
Marine Resources Monitoring in Pulau Langkawi, Malaysia (2004-2006)
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
Department of fisheries , Malaysia
Bianual Project Progress Report of ICRM-PL
January to June, 2007
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
Department of fisheries , Malaysia
Bianual Project Progress Report of ICRM-PL
July to December, 2006
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
Department of fisheries , Malaysia
Proceeding of the regional seminar on integrated coastal resources management in southeast asia develpoment center
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
Department of fisheries , Thailand
Bi-annual Project Progress Report of LBCFM-PD
July to December, 2006
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
Department of fisheries , Thailand
The new experience of Sub-district administrative organization
Collaboration project between
Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center
Department of fisheries , Thailand
Trip to Pak Panang, Nakhon Sri Thammarat
Report on study trip to Pak Panang, Nakhon Sri Thammarat
on 15-16 August 2007
List of researchers
1. Dr. Yuttana Theparoonrat
2. Mr. Suriyan Vichitlekan
3. Dr. Phattareeya Suanrattanachai
4. Ms. Narumol Thaptim
5. Ms. Pattaratjit Kaewnuratchadasorn
Objective of this study trip
· To observe the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang Basin Area Development Project;
· To study and observe on the CORIN involvement of the royal project to be a case study for applying to the transboundary area in Cambodia and Vietnam.
Background of the royal -initiated Pak Phanang Basin Area Development Project
The development of water sources for irrigation or cultivation is important and beneficial for the majority of population in that it enables them to produce crops all the year round. The recognition on the importance of the value of water, His Majesty the King attaches priority to the projects concerning the development of water sources. Therefore, the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project is one of His Majesty’s initiatives that launched not only to prevent the intrusion of salty water but also to supply fresh water for the people by functioning as a fresh water storage reservoir to support agriculture uses and daily consumption as well as to prevent the flooding. Moreover, the Project offers solutions for solving the conflicts between shrimp farmers and rice farmers, and in turn, promotes the harmonious co-existence among the people and nature so as to bring about sustainability.
As mentioned, the development of waster sources not only for irrigation but also for cultivation, the The royal-initiated Pak Phanang Basin Area Development Project has an area for agricultural development which is divided into 5 zones:
Zone1: Rice farming for commercial
Zone 2: Palm plantation
Zone 3: Rubber and others plantation
Zone 4: Mariculture
Zone 5: Forest
Concerning on the socio-economic condition of local areas, His majesty’s initiative projects try to avoid causing trouble to one group of people while contributing to another group of people. His Majesty insists that the problem of land allocation should be solved in such ways that it will benefit all parties. Those who lose land should be properly assisted so as to encourage them to positively accept the decision of the government and allow the government to make use of the land without having to purchase additional land. He also wishes that the local people cooperate with the officials and with one another in the community in looking after and maintaining the provided constructions.
Since then, the Coastal Resources Institute (CORIN) have involved in the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project in order to assist local people by building local capacity for sustainable management.
According to SEAFDEC in collaboration with the Wetland Alliance Partners (WAP) will conduct the projects relating to the transboundary collaborative arrangement between Kampot, Cambodia and Kien Giang, Vietnam, by financial supported from SIDA. The lesson learn that gained through the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project could provide some ideas and concepts that could be apply for solving the transboudary issues.
Mission practiced
1. Visit to the Coastal Fisheries Development center under The Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project Center
The SEAFDEC team visited Mr. Sukit Rattanavinitkul, the Director of the Coastal Fisheries Development center under The Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project. He kindly welcomed the team and short briefed on the center involvement to the Royal-initiated project.
2. Observation the three main water gates
Mr. Piya, a representative of Coastal Resources Institute (CORIN), who have been working closely with local people at the Service center for community participation in Pak Phanang River Basin kindly to be a guide for the entire trip.
Firstly, he kindly guided to the main water gates which are namely: “U Thog Vi Phach Prasith gate”, “the Emergency gate” and “Tha Phaya gate”. He also explained the importance of these gates, the past and present issues.
The overall purposes for building the water gates are not only to prevent the intrusion of salty water, but also to supply fresh water for the people by functioning as a fresh-water storage reservoir to support agricultural uses and daily consumption as well as to prevent the flooding. The Royal Irrigation Department has responsibility on the construction of the water gates.
Each water gate has their specific purposes such as “U Thog Vi Phach Prasith”, “the Emergency gates” there are located in the coastal area to prevent the intrusion of salty water. After the construction of these water gates, the conflicts between resource users on the water utilization have been occurred. Therefore, CORIN took charge as a care taker to building the capacity of local resource users through providing education, knowledge and local participation in the process. Enhancing the people to communicate and consult with government institute finding the patterns that they could accept. Knowledge and people recognition, start from understand the problems and conditions, the users communicate and solving the problems together. If still the people can not find the resolution, it will introduce the advantage of the problem.
3. Joined the Ao.Bo.To meeting
Luckily, the team discussed and exchanged some ideas with the representatives of each village Ao.Bo.To have implemented. Dr. Yuttana presented the FEDs implementation in member countries as this would be introduced the idea to people.
on 15-16 August 2007
List of researchers
1. Dr. Yuttana Theparoonrat
2. Mr. Suriyan Vichitlekan
3. Dr. Phattareeya Suanrattanachai
4. Ms. Narumol Thaptim
5. Ms. Pattaratjit Kaewnuratchadasorn
Objective of this study trip
· To observe the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang Basin Area Development Project;
· To study and observe on the CORIN involvement of the royal project to be a case study for applying to the transboundary area in Cambodia and Vietnam.
Background of the royal -initiated Pak Phanang Basin Area Development Project
The development of water sources for irrigation or cultivation is important and beneficial for the majority of population in that it enables them to produce crops all the year round. The recognition on the importance of the value of water, His Majesty the King attaches priority to the projects concerning the development of water sources. Therefore, the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project is one of His Majesty’s initiatives that launched not only to prevent the intrusion of salty water but also to supply fresh water for the people by functioning as a fresh water storage reservoir to support agriculture uses and daily consumption as well as to prevent the flooding. Moreover, the Project offers solutions for solving the conflicts between shrimp farmers and rice farmers, and in turn, promotes the harmonious co-existence among the people and nature so as to bring about sustainability.
As mentioned, the development of waster sources not only for irrigation but also for cultivation, the The royal-initiated Pak Phanang Basin Area Development Project has an area for agricultural development which is divided into 5 zones:
Zone1: Rice farming for commercial
Zone 2: Palm plantation
Zone 3: Rubber and others plantation
Zone 4: Mariculture
Zone 5: Forest
Concerning on the socio-economic condition of local areas, His majesty’s initiative projects try to avoid causing trouble to one group of people while contributing to another group of people. His Majesty insists that the problem of land allocation should be solved in such ways that it will benefit all parties. Those who lose land should be properly assisted so as to encourage them to positively accept the decision of the government and allow the government to make use of the land without having to purchase additional land. He also wishes that the local people cooperate with the officials and with one another in the community in looking after and maintaining the provided constructions.
Since then, the Coastal Resources Institute (CORIN) have involved in the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project in order to assist local people by building local capacity for sustainable management.
According to SEAFDEC in collaboration with the Wetland Alliance Partners (WAP) will conduct the projects relating to the transboundary collaborative arrangement between Kampot, Cambodia and Kien Giang, Vietnam, by financial supported from SIDA. The lesson learn that gained through the Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project could provide some ideas and concepts that could be apply for solving the transboudary issues.
Mission practiced
1. Visit to the Coastal Fisheries Development center under The Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project Center
The SEAFDEC team visited Mr. Sukit Rattanavinitkul, the Director of the Coastal Fisheries Development center under The Royal-initiated Pak Phanang River Basin Development Project. He kindly welcomed the team and short briefed on the center involvement to the Royal-initiated project.
2. Observation the three main water gates
Mr. Piya, a representative of Coastal Resources Institute (CORIN), who have been working closely with local people at the Service center for community participation in Pak Phanang River Basin kindly to be a guide for the entire trip.
Firstly, he kindly guided to the main water gates which are namely: “U Thog Vi Phach Prasith gate”, “the Emergency gate” and “Tha Phaya gate”. He also explained the importance of these gates, the past and present issues.
The overall purposes for building the water gates are not only to prevent the intrusion of salty water, but also to supply fresh water for the people by functioning as a fresh-water storage reservoir to support agricultural uses and daily consumption as well as to prevent the flooding. The Royal Irrigation Department has responsibility on the construction of the water gates.
Each water gate has their specific purposes such as “U Thog Vi Phach Prasith”, “the Emergency gates” there are located in the coastal area to prevent the intrusion of salty water. After the construction of these water gates, the conflicts between resource users on the water utilization have been occurred. Therefore, CORIN took charge as a care taker to building the capacity of local resource users through providing education, knowledge and local participation in the process. Enhancing the people to communicate and consult with government institute finding the patterns that they could accept. Knowledge and people recognition, start from understand the problems and conditions, the users communicate and solving the problems together. If still the people can not find the resolution, it will introduce the advantage of the problem.
3. Joined the Ao.Bo.To meeting
Luckily, the team discussed and exchanged some ideas with the representatives of each village Ao.Bo.To have implemented. Dr. Yuttana presented the FEDs implementation in member countries as this would be introduced the idea to people.
Regional Workshop on Set-net Fishing Technology
REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON SET-NET FISHING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER FOR SUSTAINABLE COASTAL FISHERIES MANAGEMENT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
Eastern Marine Fisheries Research and Development Center (EMDEC)
Rayong, Thailand
12 - 14 December 2007
**********************************************
Back Ground :
Since the Resolution and Plan of Action on sustainable Fisheries for Food Security for the ASEAN Region was adopted in the ASEAN-SEAFDEC Millennium Conference in November 2001, SEAFDEC Training Department has implemented a project on Coastal Fisheries Management under ASEAN-SEAFDEC Fisheries Consulting Group (FCG) scheme.
In 2003, a project on Introduction of Set-net Fishing was initiated to support the development of Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management in the coastal area of Rayong Province, through the Japanese Trust Fund I Program (Coastal Fisheries Management). The project has been carried out for 2 years during 2003 – 2005, with the achievement and satisfaction by the small-scale fishermen who participated the project. Then the project has been continued under the collaboration between local fishermen from Mae Rumpheung beach small-scale fisher group, and local technical officers of the Department of Fisheries, Thailand (Eastern Marine Fisheries Research and Development, EMDEC) of Rayong Province. The project has been renamed as to be “Rayong Set-Net project” under the technical supports and advices from Himi set-net fisheries cooperative, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology (TUMSAT) and SEAFDEC Training Department (SEAFDEC/TD). The concept of Set-Net was recommended to be applicable for promoting the coastal fisheries management and resources enhancement, with the understanding of needs to have further study for developing appropriate fishing techniques for the tropical waters in the region.
SEAFDEC/TD has been conducting the follow-up activities and Improvement of Set-Net fishing technology transfer for Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management in collaboration with Rayong Set-Net project since 2005 until the present. It was found that set-net plays an important role for establishing the core as the fishermen’s cooperative activities. It could create the opportunities for many collaborative works among the fishermen and also the local officers. However, the set-net fishing gear is still a new fishing technique for the coastal fishermen in this area, Yet, it also affects the present fishing activities and coastal environment. Therefore, it needs more improvement in both fishing techniques and operation methods.
This workshop will be organized with the aims to evaluate the implementation of Set-Net fishing technology transfer for Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management, as well as to discuss the faced constraints and future plan for further promotion of an appropriate fishing gear to the fisher in the region, and then to ensure the responsible and collaborative fisheries practices towards the sustainable coastal fisheries management in Southeast Asia. Three-day workshop including half-day on boarding activity for inspecting the fishing operation and marketing management in Rayong Set-Net project will be arranged for giving the full-understanding of on-going project in Rayong, and for gathering the comments and suggestions from the experts and researchers concerned on Set-Net Fishing Technology and Coastal Fisheries Management in the region. An issue on “Can set-net fishing be recommended as an alternative eco-friendly fishing gear for coastal fisher community or not?” will be focused in the wrap-up discussion among participants.
Objectives :
1. To collect and share the information of set-net fishing and stationary fishing gear operated in the Southeast Asia;
2. To observe the set-net project site and exchange the technical opinion among participants;
3. To discuss the difficulties and constraints for trouble-shooting on set-net fishing technology transfer;
4. To evaluate the response for possible acceptance from local fishers and technical staff concerned on set-net fishing technology transfer; and
5. To initiate the regional future plan to promote the set-net fishery for sustainable coastal fisheries management.
Date and Venue :
The workshop is scheduled during the period of 12 – 14 December 2007 and will be held at Eastern Marine Fisheries Research and Development Center (EMDEC) Ban Phe, Rayong Province, Thailand.
Participants :
A representative from Department of Fisheries of Member Countries (Brunei, Myanmar, Indonesia, Vietnam, The Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia and Malaysia) including Advisors from Japan, Technical staffs from EMDEC, Rayong Provincial Fishery Office and SEAFDEC/TD will participate in the workshop.
Country report with the paper and 20-min power point presentation on set-net/stationary fishing and their management in the country is required for each participant from SEAFDEC member countries.
Expected Outputs :
Sharing the project concept on set-net technology transfer as an Eco-friendly fishing gear for sustainable coastal fisheries management;
Data and information sharing on set-net and stationary fishing gear in the region;
Updating the situation of set-net fishing in each country;
Summarizing the achievements of Set-Net project during the past 4 years; and
Future planning of set-net fishing technology transfer in Southeast Asian region.
Eastern Marine Fisheries Research and Development Center (EMDEC)
Rayong, Thailand
12 - 14 December 2007
**********************************************
Back Ground :
Since the Resolution and Plan of Action on sustainable Fisheries for Food Security for the ASEAN Region was adopted in the ASEAN-SEAFDEC Millennium Conference in November 2001, SEAFDEC Training Department has implemented a project on Coastal Fisheries Management under ASEAN-SEAFDEC Fisheries Consulting Group (FCG) scheme.
In 2003, a project on Introduction of Set-net Fishing was initiated to support the development of Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management in the coastal area of Rayong Province, through the Japanese Trust Fund I Program (Coastal Fisheries Management). The project has been carried out for 2 years during 2003 – 2005, with the achievement and satisfaction by the small-scale fishermen who participated the project. Then the project has been continued under the collaboration between local fishermen from Mae Rumpheung beach small-scale fisher group, and local technical officers of the Department of Fisheries, Thailand (Eastern Marine Fisheries Research and Development, EMDEC) of Rayong Province. The project has been renamed as to be “Rayong Set-Net project” under the technical supports and advices from Himi set-net fisheries cooperative, Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology (TUMSAT) and SEAFDEC Training Department (SEAFDEC/TD). The concept of Set-Net was recommended to be applicable for promoting the coastal fisheries management and resources enhancement, with the understanding of needs to have further study for developing appropriate fishing techniques for the tropical waters in the region.
SEAFDEC/TD has been conducting the follow-up activities and Improvement of Set-Net fishing technology transfer for Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management in collaboration with Rayong Set-Net project since 2005 until the present. It was found that set-net plays an important role for establishing the core as the fishermen’s cooperative activities. It could create the opportunities for many collaborative works among the fishermen and also the local officers. However, the set-net fishing gear is still a new fishing technique for the coastal fishermen in this area, Yet, it also affects the present fishing activities and coastal environment. Therefore, it needs more improvement in both fishing techniques and operation methods.
This workshop will be organized with the aims to evaluate the implementation of Set-Net fishing technology transfer for Sustainable Coastal Fisheries Management, as well as to discuss the faced constraints and future plan for further promotion of an appropriate fishing gear to the fisher in the region, and then to ensure the responsible and collaborative fisheries practices towards the sustainable coastal fisheries management in Southeast Asia. Three-day workshop including half-day on boarding activity for inspecting the fishing operation and marketing management in Rayong Set-Net project will be arranged for giving the full-understanding of on-going project in Rayong, and for gathering the comments and suggestions from the experts and researchers concerned on Set-Net Fishing Technology and Coastal Fisheries Management in the region. An issue on “Can set-net fishing be recommended as an alternative eco-friendly fishing gear for coastal fisher community or not?” will be focused in the wrap-up discussion among participants.
Objectives :
1. To collect and share the information of set-net fishing and stationary fishing gear operated in the Southeast Asia;
2. To observe the set-net project site and exchange the technical opinion among participants;
3. To discuss the difficulties and constraints for trouble-shooting on set-net fishing technology transfer;
4. To evaluate the response for possible acceptance from local fishers and technical staff concerned on set-net fishing technology transfer; and
5. To initiate the regional future plan to promote the set-net fishery for sustainable coastal fisheries management.
Date and Venue :
The workshop is scheduled during the period of 12 – 14 December 2007 and will be held at Eastern Marine Fisheries Research and Development Center (EMDEC) Ban Phe, Rayong Province, Thailand.
Participants :
A representative from Department of Fisheries of Member Countries (Brunei, Myanmar, Indonesia, Vietnam, The Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia and Malaysia) including Advisors from Japan, Technical staffs from EMDEC, Rayong Provincial Fishery Office and SEAFDEC/TD will participate in the workshop.
Country report with the paper and 20-min power point presentation on set-net/stationary fishing and their management in the country is required for each participant from SEAFDEC member countries.
Expected Outputs :
Sharing the project concept on set-net technology transfer as an Eco-friendly fishing gear for sustainable coastal fisheries management;
Data and information sharing on set-net and stationary fishing gear in the region;
Updating the situation of set-net fishing in each country;
Summarizing the achievements of Set-Net project during the past 4 years; and
Future planning of set-net fishing technology transfer in Southeast Asian region.
Set-net fishers’ group and local government surveys
Report on conducted the set net fishers’ group and local government surveys, Muang District, Rayong Province on 13-15 February 2007
Objective of the survey
To conduct survey entitled “the role and function of the set net fisher’s group to coastal fisheries management: the case of Rayong Province, Thailand”.
To conduct survey named “the Attitude of TAO and local government agencies on Set-Net Fisheries and its Technology Transfer for Coastal Fisheries Management”.
List of research scientist attached to Fishery Governance and Management System Section
Phattareeya Suanrattanachai
Pattarajit Kaewnuratchadasorn
Narumol Thubtim
Mission practiced
Three SEAFDEC research scientists visited the EMDEC staff concerned the set net fisheries project to get information of the set net fishers’ group and local government involved in the project. The EMDEC staff kindly explained how to contact and approach the member of the fishers’ group and local government. So far, the EMDEC staff helped to make an appointment with the Plae municipal mayor and committee for conducting interview.
The SEAFDEC staff could make an interview with the Plae municipal mayor and the committee member totally 7 persons from 15 committee member. Both the Plae municipal mayor and committee member positively participated in interview. Particular, the mayor personally had a positive thinking to seek for a chance to expand number of the set net fisheries to other fishers.
The SEAFDEC staff also had a chance to meet the head of Tapong sub-district administrative organization (TAO). Here, the head of the TAO kindly explained how the TAO plan to develop both agriculture and fisheries sectors in its owned boundary and what was the limitation of the TAO development. The SEAFDEC staff conducted an interview with the members of the set net fishers’ group on Mae Rampueng Beach. These respondents kindly and well participated to give information by answering into the questionnaire.
The member of the set net fishers’ group totally had twelve member at recent. Eleven members were completely interviewed. Other one member left was planned to conduct an interview when the SEAFDEC staff came to join the monthly between SEAFDEC, EMDEC and the fishers’ group in February. The SEAFDEC discussed and exchanged information gained from the survey with EMDEC staff to have the same common understanding on the present situation of the fishers’group and its activities and functions.
Objective of the survey
To conduct survey entitled “the role and function of the set net fisher’s group to coastal fisheries management: the case of Rayong Province, Thailand”.
To conduct survey named “the Attitude of TAO and local government agencies on Set-Net Fisheries and its Technology Transfer for Coastal Fisheries Management”.
List of research scientist attached to Fishery Governance and Management System Section
Phattareeya Suanrattanachai
Pattarajit Kaewnuratchadasorn
Narumol Thubtim
Mission practiced
Three SEAFDEC research scientists visited the EMDEC staff concerned the set net fisheries project to get information of the set net fishers’ group and local government involved in the project. The EMDEC staff kindly explained how to contact and approach the member of the fishers’ group and local government. So far, the EMDEC staff helped to make an appointment with the Plae municipal mayor and committee for conducting interview.
The SEAFDEC staff could make an interview with the Plae municipal mayor and the committee member totally 7 persons from 15 committee member. Both the Plae municipal mayor and committee member positively participated in interview. Particular, the mayor personally had a positive thinking to seek for a chance to expand number of the set net fisheries to other fishers.
The SEAFDEC staff also had a chance to meet the head of Tapong sub-district administrative organization (TAO). Here, the head of the TAO kindly explained how the TAO plan to develop both agriculture and fisheries sectors in its owned boundary and what was the limitation of the TAO development. The SEAFDEC staff conducted an interview with the members of the set net fishers’ group on Mae Rampueng Beach. These respondents kindly and well participated to give information by answering into the questionnaire.
The member of the set net fishers’ group totally had twelve member at recent. Eleven members were completely interviewed. Other one member left was planned to conduct an interview when the SEAFDEC staff came to join the monthly between SEAFDEC, EMDEC and the fishers’ group in February. The SEAFDEC discussed and exchanged information gained from the survey with EMDEC staff to have the same common understanding on the present situation of the fishers’group and its activities and functions.
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