True resilience involves focusing on five key impact areas that coastal regions need to identify and analyze. This guide has helped our team establish essential practices for building resilience and aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
True resilience involves focusing on five key impact areas that coastal regions need to identify and analyze. This guide has helped our team establish essential practices for building resilience and aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Defining our values.
Restoring and revitalizing marine habitats and species within an ecosystem that has been degraded or damaged due to human activities or natural events. Habitat of seagrass transforms from degradation to abundant, seabed habitat is restored and mangrove forest protected.
Setting up a good governance. We begin by reforming regulations to increase conservation area and improve collaboration work between government and community fisheries. Transformations of safer gears and boats help fishers adopt better practices.
Diversifying livelihoods help fishers to make a living outside fishing. Fishers and coastal communities culture cockles and mussels for additional income. Mariculture brings more stability and better income than fishing. Fishers also have other alternatives in ecotourism.
Coastal structure is vital for community livelihood. To mitigate climate change and build resilience, this structure must be robust and enduring. Stronger and resilient structures to withstand climate change risk.
The SMEs business incubator helps small marine businesses and community fisheries groups develop new viable business. It lifts up the coastal economy.
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The Sustainable Coastal and Marine Fisheries platform is produced by The Lexicon with support from the Asian Development Bank. SCMF regenerates ecosystems, improves fisheries management and surveillance, and develops community businesses towards more sustainable fisheries. It develops sustainable resilient coastal and marine fisheries resources, resulting in recovered fish stocks and better coastal economy
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