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Social-Ecological Systems Meta-Analysis Database: Component

SummaryThe 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.
ProjectSESMAD
SubtypeLocal Resource User Group
SectorMarine protected areas, Fisheries (Stock-specific)
Interest HeterogeneityHigh (3)
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Costs Of ExitMissing
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Proportionality (Of Costs And Benefits)Missing
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Actor Group CoordinationBoth formal and informal
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Leadership["", "Formal leader"]
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Leadership AccountabilityLow (1)
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Leadership AuthorityLow (1)
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Actor Group TrustLow (1)
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Past CollaborationLow (1)
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Personal CommunicationMore than once a year (5)
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Remote CommunicationMore than once a year (5)
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