Public sector governance in Cameroon: A valuable opportunity or fatal aberration from the Kribi Campo integrated coastal management?

Ngoran, Suinyuy Derrick; Xue, Xiongzhi

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2017.01.006

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“…La problemática ambiental derivada del aprovechamiento costero suscitó la generación de corrientes de gestión que consideran la necesidad de una interacción respetuosa de hombre y naturaleza; entre dichas modalidades, el Manejo Costero Integrado (mci) y el Sistema de Gestión Basado en Ecosistemas (ebms, por sus siglas en inglés), derivadas de organismos internacionales como la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (Derrick & Xue, 2017;Muñoz & Le Bail, 2017;Portman, Steves, Le & Khan, 2012).…”

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“…Dichas intervenciones requieren, sin embargo, fuertes inversiones de tiempo y de dinero, además de que los marcos que provee su noción básica -manejo costero integrado-no son claros en cuanto a la integración social. En adición, debido a que son procedentes del sector público, los procesos de implementación que se generan quedan sujetos a los cambios en las agendas por las sucesiones de gobiernos (De Avellar, García & Jara, 2014;Derrick & Xue, 2017;gesamp, 1969, 1999Reis, Stojanovic & Smith, 2014;Sardá et al, 2015;Uehara & Mineo, 2017;Uehara, Niu, Chen, Ota & Nakagami, 2016;Unesco, 2017).…”

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“…Las zonas costeras se han identificado en general como escenarios propicios para el desarrollo de actividades turísticas, lo que ha motivado la migración hacia ellas, el consiguiente aumento en la demanda de espacios y el incremento de la estructura urbana, del consumo de recursos y de la generación de desechos (Alves, Ballester, Rigall, Ferreira & Benavante, 2017;Derrick & Xue, 2017;Lozoya, Sardá & Jiménez, 2014).…”

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Desarrollo de territorios costeros turísticos en México mediante la autogestión con base sistémica

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La zona costera turística representa escenarios de reproducciones sociales complejas, ya que el desarrollo del turismo de playas se ha dado por un modelo de aprovechamiento que soslaya el sistema ecológico que lo soporta. Esto se atribuye a una inadecuada planeación, la desarticulación gubernamental y la generalización de la problemática social y ambiental de las costas. Las playas, como elementos costeros, presentan particularidades sociales y ambientales que requieren metodologías que regulen su variedad. En este sentido, este trabajo tiene como objetivo proponer el uso del Enfoque Sistémico (utilizando la Metodología de Sistemas Suaves) para un acercamiento a la gestión costera desde una perspectiva local. Los resultados obtenidos fueron un diagnóstico participativo y un modelo conceptual de autogestión para las playas de Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. Se encontró que, a partir de estudios locales que otorguen un papel protagónico a la comunidad para el aprovechamiento sustentable de las costas, mejora la vinculación entre lo social y lo ambiental.

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Desarrollo de territorios costeros turísticos en México mediante la autogestión con base sistémica

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“…ICM offers a holistic and strategic form of governance that is necessary in the pursuit of sustainable development or "social-ecological harmony" (Fairbanks et al, 2019). There is, however, no general agreement on what characteristics of governance are most appropriate for implementing ICM initiatives (Ngoran and Xue, 2017), and many nation states, such as Canada, have been experimenting with various governance arrangements over the last two decades. The development of ecosystem-based processes and marine spatial planning (MSP) has reinvigorated efforts to implement ICM, yet many of these new initiatives are not achieving desired outcomes (Kelly et al, 2019).…”

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Revisiting Integrated Coastal and Marine Management in Canada: Opportunities in the Bay of Fundy

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Limited progress has been made in implementing integrated coastal and marine management (ICM) policies globally. A renewed commitment to ICM in Canada offers an opportunity to implement lessons from previous efforts over the past 20 years. This study applies three core ICM characteristics identified from the literature (formal structures; meaningful inclusion; and, innovative mechanisms) to identify opportunities for operationalizing ICM from participants’ lived experiences in Atlantic Canada. These characteristics are employed to assess and compare ICM initiatives across two case studies in the Upper Bay and the Lower Bay of Fundy. The assessments are based on semi-structured interviews conducted with key participants and a supplementary document analysis. The following insights for future ICM policies were identified: adaptive formal structures are required for avoiding previous mistakes; a spectrum of approaches will support meaningful engagement in ICM; local capacity is needed for effective innovative mechanisms; and, policy recommendations should be implemented in parallel. Although these insights are relevant to each of the two sub-regional case studies, the paths taken to incorporating and realizing them appear to be location-specific. To account for these site-specific differences, we suggest more attention be given to strategies that incorporate local history, unique capacity of actor groups and location-specific social-ecological systems objectives. We provide the following recommendations on policy instruments to assist in moving toward enhanced regional ICM in the Bay of Fundy, and that may also be transferable to international ICM efforts: update policy statements to incorporate lessons from previous experiences; strengthen commitment to ICM in Federal law; create a regional engagement strategy to enhance involvement of local actor groups; and, enhance the role of municipal governments to support local capacity building and appropriate engagement of local actors in ICM processes.

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“…The width of the coastline of this country collects various kinds of ecosystems, including coastal forests. Coastal forest as a barrier to erosion and aberration (Feagin et al, 2010;Ngoran & Xue, 2017), controlling seawater intrusion into freshwater, windbreaks, holding tsunamis, flora and fauna habitats, ecotourism, natural resources and services for the community, and supporting education and research activities (Satriani et al, 2012;Sanford, 2009;Murray-Smith et al, 2009) One of the provinces that have quite old coastal forest is South Kalimantan, precisely the coastal forest of Tabanio Village. Tabanio Village is one of the oldest settlements of the Banjar tribe, so far the local community is still preserving its coastal forest.…”

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Population Structure of Siit Rattan (Daemonorops melanochaetes, Blume.) in The Coastal Forest of Tabanio Village, Takisung District, South Kalimantan

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Dharmono

2019

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Indonesia as the largest archipelago country in the world has a vast coastline. Various types of ecosystems are scattered on the coast, one of which is coastal forest. One of the functions of coastal forests is as a habitat for flora, including rattan siit (Daemonorops melanochaetes, Blume.). Siit rattan has a fairly stable commercial value on the market. Its strong structure makes it attractive, not only nationally, even internationally. This study aims to determine the population structure of siit rattan in the coastal forest of Tabanio Village, Takisung District, Tanah Laut Regency. Data collection was done with total roaming techniques, namely along the coastal forest with a width of 50 m and a length of one thousand m to the south. The results of the study were analyzed descriptively. The age of siit rattan (Daemonorops melanochaetes, Blume.) includes a wide base pyramid, without any stopping or decaying of growth in the pre-reproductive and reproductive phases. Natality rattan siit went well, and almost did not experience mortality because the coastal forest of Tabanio Village was guarded by custom by the local community. Environmental factors that inhibit the reproductive rate of siit rattan are air temperatures that were too high from the optimal temperature of siit rattan breeding.

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Public sector governance in Cameroon: A valuable opportunity or fatal aberration from the Kribi Campo integrated coastal management?

Cited by 9 publications

References 27 publications

Desarrollo de territorios costeros turísticos en México mediante la autogestión con base sistémica

Desarrollo de territorios costeros turísticos en México mediante la autogestión con base sistémica

Revisiting Integrated Coastal and Marine Management in Canada: Opportunities in the Bay of Fundy

Population Structure of Siit Rattan (Daemonorops melanochaetes, Blume.) in The Coastal Forest of Tabanio Village, Takisung District, South Kalimantan

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