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Actors
- Name:
- Gili Indah Dive Association (GIDA)
- Past collaboration:
- High (3)
- Costs of exit:
- Yes
- Costs are related to social norms and trust, rather than economics.
- Proportionality (of costs and benefits):
- Yes
- Interest heterogeneity:
- High (3)
- Leadership:
- ["", "Formal leader"]
- Leadership authority:
- Medium (2)
- Actor group trust:
- High (3)
- Personal communication:
- More than once a year (5)
- Meetings twice a month
- Remote communication:
- More than once a year (5)
- Leadership accountability:
- High (3)
- Actor group coordination:
- Both formal and informal
- Name:
- Gili EcoTrust on Gili Trawangan
- Past collaboration:
- High (3)
- Costs of exit:
- Not Applicable
- Proportionality (of costs and benefits):
- Not Applicable
- Interest heterogeneity:
- Low (1)
- Leadership:
- ["", "Formal leader"]
- Leadership authority:
- High (3)
- Actor group trust:
- High (3)
- Personal communication:
- More than once a year (5)
- Remote communication:
- More than once a year (5)
- Leadership accountability:
- High (3)
- Actor group coordination:
- Both formal and informal
- Name:
- SCUBA diving businesses on Gili Trawangan
- Past collaboration:
- High (3)
- Costs of exit:
- No
- Proportionality (of costs and benefits):
- Interest heterogeneity:
- Low (1)
- Leadership:
- ["", "Informal leader"]
- Some businesses are organized through GIDA
- Leadership authority:
- High (3)
- Actor group trust:
- High (3)
- Personal communication:
- More than once a year (5)
- Almost daily communication
- Remote communication:
- Missing
- Leadership accountability:
- Medium (2)
- Actor group coordination:
- Both formal and informal
Governance Systems
- Name:
- Self.organized rules and norms for SCUBA diving
- End Date:
- Begin date:
- Early 1990's
- Governance trigger:
- slow continuous change
- Conflict between local fishers and SCUBA divers in the area.
- Governance system description:
- Informal rules and norms for using coral reefs and island resources developed through self-organization of SCUBA diving businesses
- Governance scale:
- Local (Village, Community)
- Centralization:
- Highly decentralized (1)
- Metric diversity:
- Low: One metric for success (1)
- MPA primary goal (in practice):
- ["", "Biodiversity conservation", "Social goals"]
- MPA motivation:
- ["", "Other"]
- MPA protection:
- ["", "Reducing threats"]
- Excluding fishing in the area
- MPA internal natural boundaries:
- Low (1)
- Area protects coral reefs around small island only
- Distance to markets:
- Not Applicable
- MPA budget:
- Missing
- PA IUCN strict zones:
- Missing
- MPA connectivity:
- Missing
- PA CAR principles:
- Yes (3)
- MPA migratory benefit:
- Missing
- MPA migratory life history:
- t
- Habitat for many coral reef ecosystems, including substantial turtle breeding area.
- MPA threats to migratory sp:
- Missing
- MPA migratory threats and redux:
- Missing
- Social-ecological fit:
- High (3)
- Governance knowledge use:
- ["", "Scientific knowledge", "Local/traditional knowledge"]
- MPA IUCN somewhat strict zones:
- Missing
- MPA IUCN sustainable zones :
- Missing
- MPA threats:
- Overuse from SCUBA diving; Coral bleaching; pollution; waste management
- Governance system spatial extent:
- 6
- Horizontal coordination:
- Both formal and informal
Environmental Commons
- Name:
- Coral reefs, coast and small-island on and surrounding Gili Trawangan, Indonesia
- Productivity:
- Commons spatial extent:
- 5
- Island is ~4 square kilometers, coral reefs surround the island on all sides
- Environmental medium:
- Oceanic
- Coastal small island
- Commons heterogeneity:
- Moderate (2)
- Many dive sites distributed around the islands, it is a network of patchy reef systems
- Intra annual predictability:
- High (3)
- Inter annual predictability:
- Not Applicable
- Technical substitute:
- Yes
- Some artificial reef restoration (more than 100 individual structures) have been installed using BioRock technology. Perhaps the largest site doing this in the world.
- Commons boundaries:
- Clear boundaries (3)
- Commons renewability:
- Renewable (1)
- Commons accessibility:
- Very accessible (3)
- Internal Ecological Connectivity:
- Missing
- External Ecological Connectivity:
- High (3)
Component Interactions
Governance Interaction
Coral reef and coastal use
- Commons User:
- SCUBA diving businesses on Gili Trawangan (Actor)
- Commons User:
- Gili Indah Dive Association (GIDA) (Actor)
- Governing Organization:
- Gili Indah Dive Association (GIDA) (Actor)
- Primary:
- Coral reefs, coast and small-island on and surrounding Gili Trawangan, Indonesia (Environmental Common)
- Governing Organization:
- Gili EcoTrust on Gili Trawangan (Actor)
- Governs:
- Self.organized rules and norms for SCUBA diving (Governance System)