Features
Global fisheries collapse to hit Africa first: African waters among most likely to experience collapsing fisheries due to overfishing and poor management. read...
CBCRM RC and NFR statement on the oil spill: The Petron/Solar 1 oil spill shows the failure of corporations to concretize their social responsibility and of government to perform its regulatory functions. read...
E-group discussion on learning communities plus summary: Blog records the postings of RC fellows and participants from the IASCP conference in Oaxaca, Mexico. read...
W-T-O spells emptier oceans: Resource Center's statement on the WTO HK Ministerial Meeting. read...
Post-tsunami regional consultation: Report on the Colombo post-tsunami regional consultation, 15-17 June 2005. read...
OD Research Report: Survey of frameworks and experiences of OD work in the Philippines. read...
Publications
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Fisheries Management in Community-Based Coastal Resource Management
CBCRM Resource Book, Volume 1
Lenore Polotan-de la Cruz and Elmer M. Ferrer, Oxfam Great Britain and CBCRM Resource Center (2003), 167 pages, Php 100.00 (USD2)
This is the first title in the three-volume CBCRM Resource Book collection. The book takes off from the presentations, papers and resulting discussions during the Workshop on Fisheries Management conducted by the CBCRM Resource Center and Oxfam Great Britain on 27-30 July 1999 at Panglao Island, Philippines. Among the topics tackled in the book are fisheries management from a CBCRM perspective, processes, strategies and tools in fisheries management, and the role of fisheries management in CBCRM.
Sustainable Livelihoods in Community-Based Coastal Resource Management
CBCRM Resource Book, Volume 2
Lenore Polotan-de la Cruz and Elmer M. Ferrer, CBCRM Resource Center, SIKAT Inc. and Oxfam Great Britain (2003), 112 pages, Php 100.00 (USD2)
The second title in the three-volume CBCRM Resource Book. Based on the results of the Workshop on Sustainable Livelihoods in Community-Based Coastal Resource Management (CBCRM). The workshop was held on 3-6 May 2000 in Zambales, Philippines with support from Misereor and Oxfam Great Britain. The second volume of the CBCRM Resource Book includes a presentation of SIKAT's survey on livelihood development, discussions on basic concepts in SL, case studies of NGO experiences in livelihood development, and reflections from the workshop participants.
Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation in Community-Based Coastal Resource Management
CBCRM Resource Book, Volume 3
Lenore Polotan-de la Cruz, Elmer M. Ferrer and Michael Reynaldo, CBCRM Resource Center and Oxfam Great Britain (2003), 94 pages, Php 100.00 (USD2)
The third title in the three-volume CBCRM Resource Book. Based on the results of the third workshop on Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation conducted by Oxfam Great Britain (OGB). The series of PME workshops began in 1997 in response to partner NGOs' proposals on OGB's CBCRM Strategy Paper. The PME resource book begins with a discussion on challenges from the national and global contexts. It then presents the experiences of partner NGOs on PME processes. Finally, it outlines workshop results on crafting a PME design.
Session, Siesta at Socials: Paghahalaw ng Karanasan, Pananaw at mga Aral sa Pag-oorganisa sa CBCRM
Edited by Amiella Marie M. Dasig, Angelito G. Manalili and Fermin P. Manalo Jr., CBCRM Resource Center (2003), pp. 180, Php 200.00 (USD4)
Written in Filipino, this book is based on the results of a consultation held in preparation for the Community Organizing Conference. Leaders from various people's organizations (POs) in coastal communities agreed then to collaborate on writing a book aimed at sharing their own experiences in organizing. Part one shares some of the experiences of fisherfolk groups in organizing community associations and municipality- or province-wide federations. Part two presents organizing experiences within the context of CBCRM. Part three shares some reflections on organizing work among coastal communities in the Philippines.
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