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 Rehabilitating
Nearshore Fisheries: Theory and Practice on
Community-Based Coastal Resources Management from Danao Bay,
Philippines
by
Arjan Heinen
"The
Community-Based Coastal Resources Management (CBCRM) movement
in the Philippines continues to reap lessons from the experiences
of its practitioners. This latest contribution builds on the
experiences of the early years of CBCRM practice, draws lessons
from it and raises the theory and practice of CBCRM to a higher
plane."
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Php 350 (US$ 6.50) |
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The
CBCRM Resource Center has recently produced a CBCRM
Resource Book. The three-volume set discusses esential
themes in CBCRM practice: Fisheries Management, Sustainable
Livelihoods, and Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation.
Each volume is based on the workshop held to generate lessons
from actual implementation of various tools and strategies
under the said themes.
Editorial
Team: Elmer Ferrer, Lenore Polotan-Dela Cruz, Michael Reynaldo
Price:
Php 300 (US$ 6.00)
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Community
Organizing in CBCRM |
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The
book highlights the case studies written by members of fisherfolk
organizations on their experiences, lessons and perspectives
in Community Organizing in CBCRM
Editor:
Amiella Marie M. Dasig
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Php 200 (US$4.00) |
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studies from the Philippines . . . |
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 Seeds
of Hope: A Collection of Case Studies on Community-Based
Coastal Resources Management in the Philippines
by
Elmer M. Ferrer, Lenore P. dela Cruz, and Marife A. Domingo
(eds.)
"The
festival-workshop on Community-Based Coastal Resources Management
(CBCRM) in the Philippines provided an opportunity to exchange
valuable experiences and insights on CBCRM. For three days,
representatives of Philippine NGOs, coastal communities, academic
and research institutions, some government agencies and other
invited guests reflected on their work, identified strengths
and weaknesses and gleaned lessons for advancing the practice
of CBCRM."
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Php 200 (US$ 4.00) |
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in Southeast Asia . . . |
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 Hope
Takes Root: Community-Based Coastal Resources
Management Stories from Southeast Asia
by
Elmer M. Ferrer, Lenore P. dela Cruz, and Gary Newkirk (eds.)
"An
earlier book of case studies looked at the Philippines as
development workers searched for 'Seeds of Hope' in CBCRM.
In this second endeavor encompassing not only the Philippines
but Cambodia and Viet Nam, the feeling is that those seeds
of hope have taken root. As those roots grow in the richness
of local communities they not only produce the various stories
reported here but they provide a means for people to form
a base and reach out to others in search of the freedom of
self-determination."
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Php 300 (US$ 6.00) |
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