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| Summary | Artisanal fishers fishing within the Safflower MPA | |
|---|---|---|
| Project | SESMAD | |
| Subtype | Local Resource User Group | |
| Sector | Marine protected areas | |
| Interest Heterogeneity | Medium (2) | |
| Explanation | There might be differences based on gear type use and/or fishing techniques but in terms of MPA support literature suggest there was none. | |
| Costs Of Exit | Missing | |
| Explanation | NO DATA | |
| Proportionality (Of Costs And Benefits) | No | |
| Explanation | It seems that artisanal fishers put a lot of their time and effort in the MPA creation management process but it does not seem their economic situation improved nor that MPA is functioning properly. | |
| Actor Group Coordination | Formal | |
| Explanation | There are fishing cooperatives | |
| Leadership | ["Formal leader"] | |
| Explanation | Fishing cooperatives have elected leaders | |
| Leadership Accountability | Missing | |
| Explanation | NO DATA | |
| Leadership Authority | Missing | |
| Explanation | NO DATA | |
| Actor Group Trust | High (3) | |
| Explanation | Based on the continuous engagement of this group in the MPA planing process I imagine it is high. | |
| Past Collaboration | High (3) | |
| Explanation | They needed to collaborate and cooperate since they formed cooperatives. | |
| Personal Communication | More than once a year (5) | |
| Explanation | Most likely they depend on interpersonal communication for a variety of reasons: fishing spots, safety, regulation. Also some of them should live in close proximity or fish from same ports/areas. However, artisanal fishers come from 3 different islands and I am not sure what is the level of communication among those subgroups. | |
| Remote Communication | Missing | |
| Explanation | NO DATA | |