 | Participatory Methods in Community-based Coastal Resource Management - Volume 1 - Introductory Papers (IIRR, 1998) |
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| | Funding partners |
| | Collaborating organizations |
| | Members of the management team and steering committee |
| | Acknowledgement |
|  | Introduction |
| | (introduction...) |
| | The first booklet |
| | The second booklet |
| | The third booklet |
| | A distillation of practical field experiences |
| | How this sourcebook was produced |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Workshop objectives |
| | Workshop process |
| | Coastal communities living with complexity and crisis in search for control |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Coastal communities |
| | Complexity |
| | Crisis |
| | Who owns this sea? |
| | Coastal resource management |
| | Community-based coastal resource management |
| | Community-based coastal resource management |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Principles of CBCRM |
| | Components of CBCRM |
| | The CBCRM cycle |
| | References |
| | Community organizing and development process |
| | Definition |
| | Purpose |
| | The community organizer |
| | Time frame |
| | Commonly-used approach |
| | Participation and participatory methods |
| | What is participation? |
| | Why participation? |
| | Degrees of participation |
| | Obstacles to participation |
| | Participatory methods and other research methods |
| | References |
| | General guidelines for using participatory tools |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Guidelines for facilitating groups |
| | While working with a community... |
| | Glossary |
| | Workshop participants |
| | Workshop staff |
Purpose
· To enable coastal communities become more aware of their situation and their environment and to realize their collective abilities and responsibility to manage themselves and their environment in a sustainable manner.· To provide opportunity for participation of men and women in decisions and actions that will affect their lives, thus developing a sense of ownership and collective responsibility for such decisions and actions.
· To strengthen community capacity to access internal and external funds to support viable and sustainable socio- economic projects.
· To enable a community to link and form alliances for advocacy and technology sharing.
· To build and sustain permanent organizational structures for resource management.
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