... coast The unique characteristics of coastal areas A brief history of coastalmanagementandplanning 1.4.1 Sustainability thedominant pari coastalplanningandmanagement Summary Coastalmanagement ... The theoretical basis of planning (a) Rational planning (b) Incremental planning theory (c) Adaptive planning theory (d) The consensual planning approach 3.3.2 Summary of the concepts of coastal ... of coastalplanningandmanagement 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 Administrative issues Summary coastal conflict Terminology 3.1.1 What is coastal planning, what is coastalmanagementand what is the...
... approaches to theplanningandmanagement of coastal resources have evolved, andthe constraints these approaches are operating within Second, by looking back at how coastalplanningandmanagement ... (Hildebrand and Norrena, 1992) Coastal zone [area] management involves the continuous management of the use of coastal lands and waters and their resources within some designated area, the boundaries ... which the definition is intended From both managementand scientific viewpoints, the extent of thecoastal zone will vary according to the nature of themanagement issue Within the context of defining...
... ensure impending problems not occur Specific topics: —————————————— agriculture; coastal processes; commercial use of the estuary; fisheries; flood defence; historical and cultural ... the waste ends up as coastal landfill or inthe rivers emptying into the Bay, are inadequate for the city Port activities including dredging and dry-docking have also contributed to the decline ... address these pressing issues, the Indonesian governments are working to develop a coastalplanningandmanagement framework, including national guidelines and regional and local plans described in...
... important (and obvious) of these being the dynamic interaction of land and ocean However, in terms of the overall concepts of coastal management, defining a geographic area the coast and then applying ... terminology and use coastalplanningandcoastalmanagement We not use the prefix ‘integrated’ to describe the bringing together of participants, initiatives and government sectors Nor we insert ... program These include: —————the precautionary principle; the polluter pays principle; use of proper resource accounting; the principle of trans-boundary responsibility; andthe principle of intergenerational...
... from facilitating participation inthemanagementplanning process (including defining goals and objectives) and developing policy and drafting action plans, to involvement in monitoring programmes ... it is increasingly recognized that their outcomes, including the data andthemanagement of the data, have an important part to play in reducing the level of uncertainty in any coastalmanagement ... Enforcement of a marine reserve inthe Philippines In 1980 a marine reserve was established around Apo Island, Philippines The marine reserve was established to assist in enhancing and maintaining fisheries...
... goal, andin doing so assists in coordinating and integrating their actions As described in Chapter 3, integration is not a tangible management outcome, but rather a way of thinking about the designing ... 1996) The project objectives are to improve marine andcoastalmanagement capabilities in 10 provinces, and to develop and strengthen the existing marine andcoastal data information systems The ... each scale of planning, the purpose and scope of planning differs Which level of planning to undertake is determined by the issues and level of future planningandmanagement of the study area;...
... and charts): The term coastal zone’ means thecoastal waters (including the lands therein and thereunder) andthe adjacent shorelands (including the lands therein and thereunder), strongly influenced ... coasts and oceans; —the capacities required for coastal management, including training, monitoring and scientific studies ———— • To develop —and maintain appropriate stewardship of coastal ... social and cultural settings of coastal nations; — meaningful indicators for the evaluation of coastal initiatives • To link —coastal initiatives at all scales—from international to local; — integrated...
... exist in health status indicators within the said region minants of health Investing in HRH, in addition to increasing health expenditure, expanding female education and raising national income ... identify the information gaps (i.e what we not know) on HRH inthe EMR The information gaps are discussed in two main thematic areas: managementandplanning These areas are concurrent with the 10-year ... regional strategies for improving HRH planningandmanagement [15] To better-inform HRH policies and to guide actions in terms of managementand planning, essential information is needed, beyond...
... and vaccination are administered inthe water If not, the microbes inthe drinking water will colonize inthe birds’ intestines and bring down the growth rate Feed and Feeding: Feed is the single ... andthe number of drinkers should be increased Feed only during the cooler times of the day, and increase the amino acid andthe concentration of other nutrients inthe feed Feed efficiency The ... age The strain of the bird, age and body weight at the start of laying, lighting schedule during growing and laying, feed quality (protein, energy, vitamins, mineral and trace mineral content and...