A guide to the innovative tools developed by CCRES for marine planning, analysing systems, sustaining business and promoting change.
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The tool simulates the dynamics of fish populations and fishery catch with a focus on the impact of MPAs. The tool has been designed primarily for education and training purposes, but it can be used to support decision making on MPAs.
Read moreThe toolbox enables coastal planners and policymakers to support decisions on the total coverage/number, placement and local size of MPAs, in order to sustain and rebuild fisheries and to protect coastal biodiversity.
Read moreAs part of the Rebuilding reef fisheries with marine protected areas (MPAs) toolbox, CCRES has developed key guidelines to help policy makers and leaders deliver a more reliable food supply to fishing communities in Indonesia and the Philippines by achieving strict no-take MPA targets expected to rebuild and maintain healthy fisheries.
Read morePart of the Rebuilding reef fisheries with MPAs toolbox, the MPA placement tool optimizes larval dispersal around MPAs in order to achieve flexible management objectives, including both biodiversity conservation and fishery benefits.
Read morePart of the Rebuilding reef fisheries with MPAs toolbox, the MPA size optimisation tool helps users optimize decisions on the size of local MPAs by calculating the proportion of the possible maximum number of individuals of each target species that will be effectively protected in MPAs of various conceivable sizes.
Read moreFish SPACE is a spatial planning and communication tool that includes a standalone software application, and its accompanying data preparation and user manuals.
Read moreThis brief contains guidelines for prioritising which reefs are best suited to marine biodiversity conservation, versus those best used for reef fisheries.
Read moreThis brief helps policy makers and leaders make informed decisions about managing seagrasses, by demonstrating the value of seagrasses which can reduce bacteria pathogenic to humans and marine life by up to 50 per cent.
Read moreReef React is a software-based model that helps to predict futures of coral reef ecosystems under various climate and human use scenarios to help guide policy and management interventions to reduce negative impacts.
Read moreCoastal Protection is a web-based tool that allows users to identify which coral reefs protect shorelines from coastal erosion, and assess which reefs best protect key coastal infrastructure and communities, to help guide management decisions.
Read moreThis tool is a technical simulation model of the coastal zone, built using Stock and Flow modelling software, which quantifies interaction between activities on land and water, and coastal ecosystems to simulate the behaviour of the coastal system over time.
Read moreThe EbBD Approach is a process that uses ecosystem services and biodiversity as part of an overall sustainable development strategy, to help support sustainable livelihoods and local economic development in low resource coastal communities.
Read moreThe Eco-Biz Challenge is business plan competition, including business skills training, to encourage businesses that are environmentally and socially sustainable.
Read moreMy Future, My Oceans is a process for fostering sustainable behaviours in low resource coastal households, for use by villages and government.
Read moreFishCollab is a participatory diagnostic and planning process - consisting of a set of linked frameworks, principles and strategies - designed to assist communities and NGOs to work together to improve coastal management.
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