internationally as well. An important part of this value chain is also looking at the wood used for smoking and drying the product. Conversations with some fish
smokers indicate that wood is becoming harder to find and more expensive to obtain. As this activity involves cross border trade as well, this work will likely include a
regional consultant working with a local Gambian consultant to assemble all the pieces of the value chain.
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Validation workshop on Catfish. Once the PRAs and value chain are completed, a validation workshop with stakeholders will be held and subsequent to this workshop,
both reports finalized. This information base will set the stage for management planning activities and value chain improvements projected in Year3.
Key Outputs and Milestones •
Report the shrimp value chain completed and published •
Catfish PRA summary report •
Catfish value chain report •
Validation workshop
Activity Implementation Schedule
FY 2010 Activity
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Local
Implement. Partners
WWF Person
CRC Point of Contact
Complete shrimp report and publish DoFish Ousman Tobey
PRAs on Catfish DoFish
Ousman Castro
Catfish value chain assessment DoFish
Ousman Tobey
Validation workshop on Catfish PRAsvalue chain DoFish Ousman
Castro Tobey
Key Results
No. Indicator Target
10 Number of reports documenting transboundary issues and alternative solutions
3 reports shrimp and catfish value chains, Catfish PRA
3.5 Climate Change Adaptation
WWF Lead: Soumare CRC Lead: Tobey
Cooperating Partners: NA Regional Workshop: Climate change impacts present additional challenges for fisheries
management — to the ecosystem, coastal communities and fisheries infrastructure. Studies of the WAMER predict that changes in climate will drive changes in the
migration and abundance of commercially important fish species, and affect fishing
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communities, landing sites, and critical estuarine ecosystems. Consideration of climate change is part of the underpinning of an ecosystems-based approach to fisheries
management. In Year 2, the project with WWF-WAMER will convene a regional workshop with a focus on building awareness of climate change issues in fisheries and
MPAs and strategies for incorporating these issues into fisheries and marine conservation decision-making. The workshop will be held in Senegal tentatively in both French and
English, and invite several representatives from each of the seven countries of the Commission Sous-Régionale des Pêches CSRP that includes Cape Verde, Gambia,
Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Mauritania, Senegal, and Sierra Leone. Key Outputs and Milestones
• Workshop prospectus
• Workshop agenda, session plans, and background materials
• Workshop proceedings
• Participant actions on climate change projects post-workshop
Activity Implementation Schedule
FY 2011 Activity
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Local
Implement. Partners
WWF Person
CRC Point of Contact
Define workshop goals and objectives, participants, venue, and organizing committee
NA Soumare,
Dia Tobey
Identification of participants and invitations NA
Soumare, Dia
Tobey Request participants to collect fisheries, MPA and
climate change information on their respective country following a template of questions
NA Soumare,
Dia Tobey
Define detailed workshop agenda, facilitators and resource people, and session plans
NA Soumare,
Dia Tobey
Convene regional workshop Soumare,
Dia Tobey
Prepare summary of workshop proceedings and distribute to participants for comments and then more
widely NA
Soumare, Dia
Tobey Load proceedings on CSRP, WAMER and URI
websites NA
Soumare, Dia
Tobey Follow-up mentoring and communication with
participants to evaluate post-workshop climate change projects
NA Soumare,
Dia Tobey
Key Results
No. Indicator Target
8 on individuals participating in regional meetings andor
exchanges 21
9 of regional workshopsmeetings on policy reform
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3.6 Water and Sanitation