Global Management Effectiveness Study: Integrated Social and Ecological Report for Non-node and Node Sites
Apr 01, 2010
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- Description
The purpose of this study is to provide a critical assessment of the implementation, impact, and performance of Marine Managed Area (MMA) projects to serve as a basis for improved planning and implementation of new MMA projects worldwide. The specific objectives of the study are (1) to determine the socioeconomic, governance and ecological effects of MMAs; (2) to determine the critical factors influencing MMA effects, as well as the impact of the timing of those factors on the effects of the MMA; and (3) to provide tools for predicting MMA effects based on ecological, socioeconomic and governance variable.
- Published by
- Conservation International
- Document type
- CaseStudy
- Report/Whitepaper
- Geography
- Africa (Eastern) / Tanzania / Mafia Island
- Africa (Eastern) / Tanzania / Menai Bay
- Africa (Eastern) / Tanzania / Misali
- Asia (Southeastern)
- Asia (Southeastern) / Philippines / Apo Island
- Asia (Southeastern) / Philippines / El Nido / Taytay
- Asia (Southeastern) / Philippines / Mabini / Batangas
- Asia (Southeastern) / Vietnam / Hon Mun
- North America (Caribbean) / St. Lucia / Soufriere
- North America (Central America) / Belize
- North America (Central America) / Panama
- Oceania / Fiji
- Language
- English
- Copyright
- Copyright 2010 Conservation International.
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- Title
- Global Management Effectiveness Study: Integrated Social and Ecological Report for Non-node and Node Sites
- Publication date
- 2010-04-01
- Publication year
- 2010
- Authors
- B. Shank , C. Dalghren , H. Patel , J. F. Bertrand , L. Kaufman , R. Pomeroy , S. Gopal , T. Campson
- Copyright holder(s)
- Conservation International
- Geographical focus
- North America (Central America) / Panama, North America (Central America) / Belize, Asia (Southeastern), Africa (Eastern) / Tanzania / Mafia Island, Africa (Eastern) / Tanzania / Menai Bay, Africa (Eastern) / Tanzania / Misali, Asia (Southeastern) / Philippines / Apo Island, Asia (Southeastern) / Philippines / El Nido / Taytay, Asia (Southeastern) / Philippines / Mabini / Batangas, Asia (Southeastern) / Vietnam / Hon Mun, North America (Caribbean) / St. Lucia / Soufriere, Oceania / Fiji
- Keywords
- CDFs, GME, integrated report, report final, external agents
- Document type
- CaseStudy, Report/Whitepaper
- Language
- English
- URL
- https://fisheries.issuelab.org/resource/global-management-effectiveness-study-integrated-social-and-ecological-report-for-non-node-and-node-sites.html
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