Enhancing Local Capacity for

Marine Conservation in
The Coral Triangle
Turning knowledge and skills into on-the-ground action  

The 1st MACF Sunda Banda

Capacity Building and Outreach Coordination Meeting
 
1. Executive Summary
CTC Plan: Strategic Overview and Path Towards Sustainability

Coral Triangle critical to marine biodiversity and welfare of

more than 100 million people

Area of 5.7m km2 covering 6 countries and home to half of

world's coral reefs

Population expansion, economic growth and international

trade putting tremendous pressure on health and
sustainability of marine ecosystem

Training and Education critical to protecting welfare of CT

CTC is committed to building local leadership in long-term

conservation efforts
2. Vision, Mission and Values
CTC Plan: Strategic Overview and Path Towards Sustainability

Vision:
Healthy seas that enrich people and nature

Mission:
To inspire and train generations to care for coastal and
marine ecosystems

Values:
Excellence, Local Stewardship, Collaboration and
Results
3. History
CTC Plan: Strategic Overview and Path Towards Sustainability

Formed as program of TNC (Indonesia) dedicated to

marine conservation training in 2000

Graduates 500th student of MPA management

program in 2006

Played significant part in establishing CT boundaries

and launching CTI Initiative

Became independent in 2011 with financial support

from Give2Asia Foundation and support of
international NGOs
 4. Program Overview
CTC Plan: Strategic Overview and Path Towards Sustainability

CTC consists of 5 programs:

Training and Learning
Learning Sites
Learning Network
Public-Private
Partnerships
Regional Center
Fishing Exercise

© Marthen Welly/CTC
Training and Learning
•  Portfolio
1.  Site-based trainings
2.  Trainings for MPA managers and practitioners
3.  Training of Trainers
4.  School for Marine Resources Conservation and Management
(SMRCM)
5.  Online Training

© Denny B. Mochran/CTC © Zainul Fuad/UNIBRAW

Modules (12 + +)
Principles of MPA Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management

Principles of MPA for Teachers CBCRM

Marine Conservation Action Planning Marine Area Management Effectiveness

MPA Design Sustainable Financing

MPA Management Effectiveness Marine Spatial Planning

Perception Monitoring Sustainable Tourism

Dive Training and Introduction to Marine Marine Resources Valuation

Biological Monitoring
Climate Change Adaptation
Reef Health Monitoring
Coral disease/ocean acidification
Marine Resource Use Monitoring
Sustainable Fisheries Management
Spawning Aggregation Sites Monitoring
++
Marine Biological Survey/Observation

Facilitation Techniques

 
CTC Training & MPA Phase
1.  Principles of Marine Protected Area
2.  Management Training for Teachers on Marine
Conservation
3.  Marine Conservation Action Planning
4.  Marine Protected Area Design
5.  Marine Protected Area Management
Effectiveness
6.  Perception Monitoring
7.  Dive Training and Introduction to Marine
Biological Monitoring
8.  Reef Health Monitoring
9.  Marine Resource Use Monitoring
10.  Spawning Aggregation Sites Monitoring
11.  Training on Marine Biological Survey/
Observation
12.  Facilitation Techniques for Marine Protected
Area Public Consultation

 
Overall Training & Learning
Training Partners

Australian Tropical Marine Alliance

Australian Tropical Marine Alliance

 
CTC TRAINING IN CT
 School for Marine Resources Conservation Management

Knowledge: PROGRAM
•  Planning and •  Field manager oriented
designing
•  Masters program for
•  Marine resources
Need: MPA Managers
management
•  500 MPA high level (vocational)
•  Partnership
managers and policy •  Head of MPA – official
•  Sustainable Fisheries
makers in 2020 and future potential MPA
•  Marine Tourism managers
•  Law
Attitude: •  Inline with career
•  Leadershiip development
•  Independent •  Central and field campus
network
•  Environmental
Skill: awareness •  To be supported by GEF
•  Marine science and international
•  Teamwork
•  Enforcement certification
•  Center of Excellence will
•  Conflict resolution
be open for regional/
•  Awareness raising international participants
•  Comms and IT
•  Leadership

 
 Used  for   May  be  Adopt    for  
Cer7fied  Module  s  

Used  for  
Training   School  for  
Marine  Cons  &  
by  CTC  /  MMAF  at     Management  
by  CTC/MMAF  
at  CTC  as   other  venues  
P2MKP  

Training  

As  trainer  /    
evaluator  

As  trainer  /     As  evaluator  
evaluator  
Assessor  

A#er  test  

Personal  competencies  
LSPK   Tes7ng  Site  (TUK)  
Sunda Banda MACF Capacity Building

•  training on MPA basic principles, MPA design and

management effectiveness (Banda)
•  training on SOP patrols for MPAs (Banda)
•  training on facilitation techniques for LMMA and MPA public
consultations (Banda)
•  training on MPA design for MPA stakeholders (in Banda, Gili
Matra)
•  training on social economic monitoring (in Komodo and Gili
Matra)
•  training on resource use monitoring (in Banda and Gili Matra)
•  MPA training on Management Effectiveness (in Komodo and
Gili Matra)
•  organize MPA learning exchange with Timor Leste
•  3 training curricula certification by MMAF (Perception
Monitoring, Resource Use Monitoring, Scientific Diving)

 
Training & Learning

Projection

2012 - 19 trainings, 511 participants

2013 - 25 trainings, 560 participants
2 – Learning Sites
Banda
Nusa Penida

 
3 – Learning Networks

 
4 – Public-Private Partnerships

•  CTC strategic partnership

•  Facilitation in Regional
Forum and Policy
Dialogue
•  Facilitation and
documentation of field-
based partnerships

 
5 – Regional Hub
The Coral Triangle Center:
A Center of Excellence in Tropical
Marine Conservation.

Primary target à Content driven

Secondary target à Awareness raising

 
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