Strategy to strengthen coastal protection
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At a glance
- A national workshop in Fiji aims to improve community-based fisheries management and marine resource protection.
- The event brings together ministry officials, development partners, and stakeholders to discuss practical strategies and refine resource distribution.
- Participants will share experiences and strengthen partnerships to ensure sustainable fisheries for future generations.
Fiji is enhancing its efforts to protect and manage marine resources through a national workshop focused on community-based fisheries management. The two-day Fiji National Tools Distribution Workshop, held in Suva, convenes Ministry of Fisheries officials, development partners, and key stakeholders.
The workshop, organized by the cChange Pacific team, aims to equip participants with a better understanding of the Community-Based Fisheries Management Toolkit. Discussions are centered on practical methods for communities to safeguard marine resources and bolster sustainable fisheries management. The program incorporates technical presentations and "talanoa" sessions, fostering the exchange of experiences, ideas, and partnerships.
Key topics include improving community-based fisheries management, effective use of CBFM tools, fisheries awareness, community outreach, and monitoring and evaluation. The cChange Pacific team emphasizes the critical role of collaboration, stating that communities require the right knowledge and tools to preserve Fijiโs fisheries for the benefit of future generations.
collaboration is essential and that communities need the right knowledge and tools to protect Fijiโs fisheries for future generations.
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