| Summary | Artisanal fishers located on the coast of Cenderwasih Bay fishing for subsistence |
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| Project | SESMAD |
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| Subtype | Local Resource User Group |
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| Sector | Marine protected areas |
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| Interest Heterogeneity | Low (1) |
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| Explanation | Overall low, although different villages have different dependency on marine resources (versus farming), based on historically different tribes. |
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| Costs Of Exit | Yes |
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| Explanation | In general marine resources are important to local livelihoods (although the level of depedence is variable by village) |
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| Proportionality (Of Costs And Benefits) | |
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| Actor Group Coordination | Both formal and informal |
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| Explanation | Formal village leaders and informal village practices |
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| Leadership | ["Formal leader"] |
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| Explanation | Villages have elected leaders and head of tribes (kepala suku) |
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| Leadership Accountability | High (3) |
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| Explanation | Leaders are elected, and the communitites will speak out if their leaders misbehave (socio-economic basline survey 2008) |
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| Leadership Authority | Medium (2) |
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| Explanation | Leaders are generally well respected but the youth do not always agree with formal leadership (socio-economic basline survey 2008) |
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| Actor Group Trust | High (3) |
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| Explanation | Tribes and clans have a long history in the area |
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| Past Collaboration | High (3) |
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| Explanation | Tribes and clans have a long history in the area |
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| Personal Communication | More than once a year (5) |
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| Remote Communication | Missing |
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