Coral Reef Rehabilitation and Management Program III - support to

Coral Triangle Initiative(COREMAP CTI)

COREMAP Phase IIIIBRD: $ 47.4 Mio

GEF Grant: $ 10 MioGOI: $ 5.7Mio

To Institutionalize the COREMAP approach of a viable, decentralized and integrated framework for sustainable management

of coral reef resources, associated eco-systems and biodiversity for the

welfare of the communities in 7 selected

districts

Phase 1: Initiation-pilot phase

EA: LIPI (1998-2003)

Phase 2: AccellerationEA: MMAF

(2004-2011)

COREMAP objective :

to establish viable operational and institutionalized coral reef management system in priority coral reef sites in Indonesia

Establish a viable framework for a

national coral reef management system

in Indonesia

To establish viable reef management systems in at least six priority districts, through a

financially sustainable program that is

national coordinated but decentralized in

implementation

4 pilot sites

IBRD/IDA: $ 6.9 MGEF: $ 4.1 M

7 districts, 358 villages

IBRD/IDA: $ 23 MGEF: $ 7.5M

7 districts and 7 National Conservation Area

IBRD $ 47.4 MGEF $ 10 M

Some Lessons learned (from previous programs)

• Need to adopt ecosystem-based approach• Need to formalize rights of communities• Alternative livelihood activities need adequate

financing, TA and Links to market• Improved surveillance • Marine conservation areas should complement zoning

with management plan• ICM approach should be adopted for reef conservation

New law no27/year 2007 (amended jan 2014) on management of coastal and small islands

Project components

COREMAP Phase 2 (C2):

1. Institutional Strengthening

2. Community Based and Collaborative Management

3. Public Awareness, Education and Sea-partnership

COREMAP Phase 3 (CCTI):

1. Institutional Strengthening for Decentralized Coral Management

2. Dev. Ecosystem Based Resources Management

3. Strengthening Sustainable Marine-based Economy

4. Project Management, Coordination and Learning

COREMAP CTI

PDO COREMAP CTI:

To Institutionalize the COREMAP approach of a viable, decentralized and integrated framework for sustainable management of coral reef resources, associated eco-systems and biodiversity for the welfare of the communities in 7 selected districts

1. Institutional Strengthening for Decentralized Coral Management

1.1 Institutional Strengthening for decentralized coral reef management

1.2 Support for Robust Ecological and Socio-economic monitoring

1.3 Strengthening Surveillance of coastal ecosystems

1.4 Strengthening Technical Capacity

2. Development of Ecosystem Based Resource Management

2.1 Support Zoning and Marine Spatial Planning

2.2 Application of Integrated Coastal management (ICM)

2.3 Management effectiveness of MCAs

2.4 Piloting Community Right-based Approach

2.5 Sustainable Fisheries Management in select fisheries management zone

3. Strengthening Sustainable Marine-based Economy

3.1 Creation of basic infrastructure

3.2 Pilot program to test the development of sustainable enterprise alliances (SEA)

Organization Charts

COREMAP project sites(western-ADB; Eastern- WB)

7 Districts : Selayar, Pangkep, Sikka, Wakatobi, Buton, Biak, Raja Ampat

7 National Marine Conservation Area(KKPN): Padaido, Raja Ampat, Waigeo Barat, Kapoposang, Laut Sawu, Aru Tenggara, and Laut Banda

WB COREMAP CTI sites

Five year implementation period (2014 – 2018)

Pangkep

Selayar

Sika

Raja

AmpatBiak

Buton

Wakatobi

TNP Sawu

COREMAP District

National Marine Conservation

Area

TWP

KapoposangSAP Aru

Tenggara

TWP Banda

SAP Raja

Ampat TWP

PadaidoSAP Waigeo

barat

Linkages

• The need to enhance capacity for sustainable management of marine and coastal

• Target national and local/district level

Challenges

• National Focal Point for the program (environment versus marine/coastal)

• Mechanism within the country

• Institutionalise the program

Opportunities

• Sharing lessons learned from previous COREMAP- including co-management, education and public awareness

• Learning network and dissemination

Expectation

• To explore on innovative and best practice to support in particular community livelihood development program ; community right based; ICM application

THANK YOU

Ina Pranoto

World Bank Office Jakarta

ipranoto@worldbank.org