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Establish and Publicise Website for Demonstration Site. Batu Ampar mangrove website will be established for direct access of communities. So the society can participate to monitor their activity. IMReD will purchase equipments and page web design; provide technical assistance for data monthly updating of website contents; and maintain equipment Development of regulations regarding community-based mangrove management is critical since the mangrove ecosystem has been managed without legal clarification regarding the rights and obligations of different stakeholder groups. Providing a legal basis for community-based mangrove management is an imperative to safeguard traditional rights and ensure sustainable management in the long-term. The proposed actions include review and evaluation of existing regulations regarding community-based mangrove management; examination of community constraints to successful management, in the light of the training needs assessment; current use and ownership rights; and capacity for local enforcement; development of draft regulations on community-based mangrove management; community level discussions on draft regulations; revision of draft regulations in the light of stakeholder feedback; finalisation of regulations and submission for approval by local government.
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