Financial Priority: Drafting of Operational Regulation and Procedures of the Marine Development Fund
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| 1 |  TL 1 - Drafting.pdf | 1 MB |
The project aims to draft and finalize regulation on the functions, management, and disbursement procedure of the Marine Development Fund.The Strategic Approach/Methodology: Drafting of the regulation must take into account previous experiences in disbursement of micro credit in Timor-Leste, and at least one of the experts involved must have had incountry experience of at least three years. The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries will supervise the processand conduct consultations with the Ministry of Planning and Finance.
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| 1 | PHI 2_NGP.pdf | 1 MB |
In order to arrest further degradation of the country’s remaining mangrove stands, immediate and effective
interventions need to be properly put into place. The DENR will take the lead in planning, implementation
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| 1 | PHI 1_IIMS.pdf | 1 MB |
The project aims to address environmental information roadblock by adopting the Integrated Information Management System (IIMS) developed by the Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Sea of East Asia (PEMSEA) Acquisition, processing, integration,and visualization of various data on coastal and marine and river basin management needed for decision-making is a key feature of the IIMS.
This document was presented by the Philippine CTI NCC at the first CTI High Level Financial Roundtable in Manila on May 3, 2012.
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| 1 | PHI 5_Sustainable.pdf | 975,870 KB |
The project aims to bring a sustainability perspective to the generation of financial resources for the implementation of the Philippines’ CTI-‐ CFF National Plan of Action. Specifically, the proposal aims to
generate commitment and procure funds from donors that will go into an endowment fund for NPOA
implementation in the Philippines.
This document was presented by the Philippine CTI NCC at the first CTI High Level Financial Roundtable in Manila on May 3, 2012.
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| 1 | PHI 4_PESDesi.pdf | 956,097 KB |
The proposed Project will design a site-based PES application in one of the coastal municipality in the Philippines. The selection of the municipality will consider the presence of a resort that caters mainly to upscale tourists. The area must showcase ecosystem services which can be “bought” and “sold” on site. These ecosystem services include: aesthetics, recreational enjoyment, and beauty of the place. The management of the municipal waters is with the municipal government, which is by virtue of the Philippines-Fisheries Code and the Local Government Code.
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| 1 | PHI 3_NICMP.pdf | 1 MB |
Under the Coral Triangle Initiative (CTI) Philippine National Plan of Action, ICM serves as an overall
framework in pursuing the five goals of the CTI,where a bottom-up approach was utilized in coming up
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- Event Materials
- Country:
- Philippines
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- Subject:
- CTI-CFF Secretariat |
- Sustainable Financing |
- Financial Resources
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- Reports and Studies |
- Event Materials
CTI-CFF Regional Priorities and Funding Needs presented at the first CTI-CFF High Level Financial Roundtable held on May 3, 2012 in Manila, Philippines.
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| 1 | PES Learning notes 4_Oct 2011_0.pdf | 837,080 KB |
This learning note focuses on how the Coral Triangle Initiative provides a practical framework to advance tangible action towards achieving a blue economy. For mor information, follow this link.
- Subject:
- Sustainable Financing
- Type:
- Outreach Materials
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| 1 | PES Learning notes 4_Oct 2011.pdf | 837,080 KB |
This learning note focuses on th way we use (or abuse) our coral reefs is reflective of the value we attach to it. Do we know all the components of value?For mor information, follow this link.
- Subject:
- Sustainable Financing
- Type:
- Outreach Materials
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This learning not gives the rationale for PES and describes the experience of three PES sites in the Philippines (Bangrin Marine Protected Area in Bani, Pangasinan; Turtle Islands in the Sulu Archipelago; and Verde Island Passage, Batangas). It also discusses how to test for PES applications.
For more information, follow this link.
- Subject:
- Sustainable Financing
- Type:
- Outreach Materials