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| Summary | The Isla Caballo AMPR was approved in 2012. The AMPR application was pushed forward by a few strong community leaders (A5; I7), supported by UNA and INCOPESCA (GS1c) to design the area boundaries. Local fishers were mostly involved only in the approval process, requesting a signature if they agreed. This helped get the AMPR established when most of them agreed, but also left some fish- ers in disagreement. Fishers in COLOPES also agreed to self-organize surveillance during nights (I7; I9) and apply their own informal sanctioning mechanisms (GS8c), such as taking out illegal gears (i.e. gillnets) and destroying them, similar to Palito. | |
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| Project | SESMAD | |
| Subtype | Local Resource User Group | |
| Sector | Marine protected areas, Fisheries (Stock-specific) | |
| Interest Heterogeneity | High (3) | |
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| Costs Of Exit | Missing | |
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| Proportionality (Of Costs And Benefits) | Missing | |
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| Actor Group Coordination | Both formal and informal | |
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| Leadership | ["", "Formal leader"] | |
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| Leadership Accountability | Low (1) | |
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| Leadership Authority | Low (1) | |
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| Actor Group Trust | Low (1) | |
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| Past Collaboration | Low (1) | |
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| Personal Communication | More than once a year (5) | |
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| Remote Communication | More than once a year (5) | |
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