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EL PAISAJE MARINO DEL PACÍFICO ESTE TROPICAL:

AVANCES Y DESAFÍOS

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Taller Intercambio de experiencias sobre la salud y el manejo del océano en el

Pacífico Sudeste: herramientas a favor de la gobernanza regional del océano Guayaquil, 8 y 9 de noviembre de 2017

Luis Suárez Vicepresidente & Director Ejecutivo

CI-Ecuador

Alta concentración de especies endémicas

UN LUGAR IMPORTANTE PARA LA NATURALEZA!

Concentración más alta de tiburones

Grupo de Sitios Marinos de Patrimonio de la

Humanidad Concentración más alta de peces depredadores

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“El Serengeti del mar”

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Moderador

Notas de la presentación

Key message: However, our “team is much more than just our own CI family. Partnership is at the core of our success. Main points: 1. 89 partners receiving external grants 2. 260 grants over 9 years 3. $9,945,000 over last 9 years 4. Average grant size is $42,000 5. Subgranting generates buy-in to the strategy, complementary and specialized skills, additional co-funding and contributes to sustainability as we build skills in in-region partners that are in for the long haul.

EL PAISAJE MARINO DEL PACIFICO ESTE

TROPICAL (ETPS)

5x el tamaño de California (2 millones km2)

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Moderador


Key message: However, our “team is much more than just our own CI family. Partnership is at the core of our success. Main points: 1. 89 partners receiving external grants 2. 260 grants over 9 years 3. $9,945,000 over last 9 years 4. Average grant size is $42,000 5. Subgranting generates buy-in to the strategy, complementary and specialized skills, additional co-funding and contributes to sustainability as we build skills in in-region partners that are in for the long haul.

BIENESTAR HUMANO

242K empleos relacionado a pesquerías. Turismo basado en el mar en Galápagos = $178 millon/año y más de ⅓ de todos

los empleos

Pescado/mariscos = 8.1 kg/persona/año Consumo per capita en Latino América se

espera aumentar en 22%

Medios de vida Seguridad alimentaria

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LA IMPORTANCIA DE LOS MANGLARES

Protección costera Almacenamiento de Carbono

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FUTURO EN RIESGO

Pesca no sustentable Desarrollo costero no regulado

Cambio climático

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VISIÓN DEL ETPS Asegurar que las poblaciones de

peces y los manglares de los cuales dependen las personas y

las economías se mantengan

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HISTORIA DE RESULTADOS

Financiamiento a largo plazo Consejero de confianza Red de AMCP

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Caño Island National Park

Machalilla National Park

Caletas Wildlife Refuge

Cocos Island National Park + Seamount Marine

Management Area

Galapagos Marine Reserve

Galera San Francisco Marine

Reserve

Pacoche Wildlife Refuge

Santa Elena Marine Reserve

El Morro Mangrove Wildlife Refuge

Camaronal Wildlife Refuge

Golfo Dulce Responsible Fishing Area

Utría National Park

Uramba-Bahia Malaga

National Park

Gorgona National Park

Coiba National Park Gulf of Chiriquí National Park Golfo de Montijo RAMSAR

Las Perlas Special Marine Protection

Zone

Chocó Special Artisanal Fishing Zone

Malpelo Fauna & Flora Sanctuary

Áreas protegidas núcleo

Nuevas áreas protegidas creadas desde 2004

Áreas protegidas ampliadas desde 2004

Construyendo una red de AMCP

Moderador


Key message: The ETPS has worked. We set out to establish a regional network of well-managed MPAs and that is what we have done- and will continue to do. Main points: 1. We have HELPED create 12 new areas (in addition to smaller contributions to half a dozen others, such as La Marinera in Panama or Don Goyo en Ecuador) and expand 3 areas considerably. 2. In total we have helped create a whopping 2.5M ha (7M acres) of new areas that are now finally getting the attention they need to conserve outstanding values. *This is about 5 times the size of the state of Delaware

METAS AL 2030

Mejorar las pesquerías costeras y los ecosistemas

de los cuales dependen

Proteger y restaurar la cobertura de

manglares

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PESCA DE LANGOSTA EN GALÁPAGOS

Prácticas de pesca no

sustentables

Dependencia en el mercado de exportación

Enfoque en venta de la cola vs.

langosta entera


SOLUCIÓN

Venta entera Venta local

+


RECUPERACIÓN DE LA PESQUERÍA DE LANGOSTA

Aumento del consumo local vs total (cuadruplicó)

Aumento ingresos ligados a langosta

(triplico)

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Moderador


Site level success in Galapagos and other sites we are working at in Ecuador has demonstrated the good value of investing in effective enforcement and sustainable fisheries. We are using these experiences to influence Ecuador’s national IUU action plan and avoid trade sanctions from EU. Galapagos is an example for our model. 1 science, 2. policy, 3. management (enforcement), 4 org capacity, 5. multi sectoral commitment. It succeed because like the Seascape concept we identify the essential elements for this to work. Our tools analyzes this element. We have business model that pull different type of benefit and risk seekers to invest in this. Our theory of change is our deep solving approach to creating changes. Interface of people and recources.

RECUPERACIÓN DE PESQUERÍAS

Ciencia

Fortalecimiento de organizaciones

Establecimiento de medidas de mercado

Mejora de políticas

Fortalecimiento del manejo

Desarrollo de alianzas

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Las Perlas

Galápagos Galera-San Francisco

Machalilla

El Morro

Choco ZEPA

Golfo de Tribuga

Golfo de Nicoya

Coyote

Golfo de Montijo Coiba NP

Coiba SMPZ

Palito-Montero

Cocos SMMA

SITIOS OBJETIVO

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Finfish

Lobster

Tuna

Croaker

Snapper

Finfish

Snapper

Finfish

mix Tuna

Lobster

Brotula

Hake

Lobster

Brotula

Black Clam

Red Crab

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PESQUERÍAS OBJETIVO

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RESULTADOS

+10,000 plántulas de manglar plantadas

Incentivos para acción y

empoderamiento local

NUESTRA ESTRATEGIA

Creación de áreas protegidas

Manejo efectivo de áreas protegidas

Restauración

Infraestructura costera

Incentivos (incluyendo carbono azul)

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SITIOS DEMOSTRATIVOS

MANGLARES

Gulf of Nicoya

Gulfs of Chiquiri & Montijo

Gulf of Tortugas

Gulf of Guayaquil

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AMPLIFICANDO NUESTRO IMPACTO

Estrategias regionales

Inversiones responsables

Cadenas de suministro y prácticas comerciales

Alianzas globales

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