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 Port Klang Integrated Coastal Management Projects (Completed December 2005)
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Developing an Integrated Coastal Use Zoning Plan (ICUZP) and its Implementation Arrangement for the Integrated Management of Coastal and Watershed Areas in the Port Klang ICM Site; |
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Development of an Implementation Plan for the Port Klang Coastal Strategy
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The central focus of the Port Klang ICM Project was to execute the Port Klang Coastal Strategy approved in August 2003. To facilitate implementation of the Coastal Strategy, the Project was divided into three components: |
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Legal, Institutional and Management Measures provided conclusions and recommendations for the development of an Action Plan to implement ICM in Port Klang; |
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Coastal Use Zoning Plan involved mapping of coastal use areas within the Project Site; and |
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Port Klang Coastal Strategy Implementation identified implementing mechanisms, outputs, time schedule and budgetary requirements for the short, medium, and long term periods which were outlined in the Implementation Plan. |
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The Seoul Oceans Declaration Study (Completed September 2005)
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The project required analysis on the implementation of the 2002 APEC Seoul Oceans Declaration (SOD) within the APEC region, and involved designing and managing surveys seeking APEC Member Economies to self-assess their progress on SOD implementation. SRM also produced a report on the progress towards implementing the SOD for participants to the 2nd APEC Ocean Ministerial Meeting (AOMM2) that took place in September 2005. The objective of the report was to assist APEC Ministers to make informed decisions on future courses of action and priorities for marine management across APEC, and evaluate the progress towards an integrated ecosystem-based management of ocean-related activities of member economies. |
ASEAN Marine Water Quality Study (Completed August 2005)
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The Terms of Reference for this study included “a review of national laws and standards which related to marine water quality with a view to their harmonisation and implementation against regional (and international) criteria”. The scope of work required identification of gaps and inconsistencies in the marine water quality legislation of ASEAN Member States that could hinder implementation of the ASEAN Marine Water Quality Criteria (AMWQC). Sea Resources Management identified opportunities for harmonisation of approach amongst the ASEAN Member States, whilst |
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respecting the sovereign right of each State toimplement mechanisms and standards appropriate to their particular circumstances. |
National Integrated Coastal Zone Management (NICZM) Policy (Completed August 2004)
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In this national-level project, SRM was responsible to provide full project design and assistance in client/primary-contractor negotiations for the National Integrated Coastal Zone Management (NICZM) Policy for Malaysia. The NICZM project involved more than 19 consultants with multidisciplinary expertise in coastal science & management. These consultants were divided into teams according to their area of expertise. The three teams for this study were: ‘Environment’; ‘Legal, Institutional and Management’; and ‘Strategies, Actions and Guidelines’. During this project SRM conducted several meetings and workshops that involved stakeholder participation whose views were taken into consideration into the final recommendations. The proposed NICZM Policy contains: goals, a definition of the coastal zone, 12 principles, a program of objectives, and action items of considerable breadth. The Policy document is supplemented by five annexes: A Coastal Zone Environment Report; A Legal, Institutional and Management Review; an Issues, Strategies and Action Plans Report; District Reports and State Interview Documents; and the ICZM Implementation Guidelines.
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