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ESA Fishworkshop

Fishing Communities and Sustainable Development in Eastern
and Southern Africa: The Role of Small-scale Fisheries
14 to 17 March 2006 - Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Venue:
Kurasini Training and Conference Centre,
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

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Day - I, Tuesday, 14 March 2006
0830 - 0900 hrs	Registration
0900 – 1000 hrs	Welcome and Introduction to Workshop Chair: Julius Francis, WIOMSA Background to Workshop - Chandrika Sharma, ICSF & Jackie Sunde, Masifundise Introduction to the Workshop and Expected Outcome - Brian O’Riordan, ICSF Norwegian Programme of Support for Managing Tanzania’s Marine Resources - Eirik Janssen Book Release: ICSF Handbook on “International Legal Instruments of Relevance to Fisheries and Fishing Communities”
1000 – 1100 hrs	Problems and Prospects for Small-scale Fisheries in East Africa Kenya / Seychelles / Mozambique / Zambia
1100 – 1130 hrs	Tea Break
1130 – 1230 hrs	Problems and Prospects for Small-scale Fisheries in East Africa (contd..) Mauritius / Tanzania / Zanzibar
1230 – 1400 hrs	Lunch Break
1400 – 1530 hrs	Problems and Prospects for Small-scale Fisheries in East Africa (contd..) Malawi / South Africa / Somalia *Discussion*
1530 – 1600 hrs	Tea Break
1600 – 1830 hrs	Co-management in Eastern and Southern Africa Status of Participatory Fishery Management Arrangements (PFM) in MalawiLakes- Friday Njaya Co- management in Lake Victoria- Dr. Obiero Ong’ang’a Fisheries (Co) Management in Mozambique: The Situation, Constraints and Challenges - Simeao Lopes South and East African Co-management Experiences and Perspectives: Implications for Communities - Dr Mafaniso Hara *Discussion*
1830 – 1930 hrs	Free Time, Iinformal Discussions / Dinner

Day - II, Wednesday, 15 March 2006
0900 – 0930 hrs	Plenary, Resumé of Day 1
0930 – 1100 hrs	Biodiversity Protection Approaches and Small-scale Fisheries / Fishery Management: Issues and Concerns for Small-scale Fishing Communities Chair: Magnus Ngoile, Marine and Coastal Environment Management Project (MACEMP) MPAs in Tanzania- Julius Francis, WIOMSA Collaborative Fisheries Management Tanga - Melita Samoilys, IUCN The Integrated Coastal Area Management (ICAM) Process and Kenya Coastal Management Program (KCMP) - Wainaina Mburu *Discussion*
1100 – 1130 hrs	Tea Break
1130 – 1200 hrs	Working Groups on Co-management, ICM, MPAs
1200 – 1300 hrs	Working Groups on Co-management, ICM, MPAs (contd…)
1300 – 1430 hrs	Lunch Break
1430 – 1530 hrs	Working Groups on Co-management, ICM, MPAs (contd…)
1530 – 1600 hrs	Tea Break
1600 – 1700 hrs	Plenary Feed Back from Working Groups *Discussion*
1700 – 1830 hrs	Free Time, Informal Discussions / Dinner
Evening Event	Video – Darwin’s Nightmare

Day - III, Thursday, 16 March 2006
0900 - 0930 hrs	Plenary, Resumé of Day II
0930 – 1100 hrs	Aquaculture Development in Southern and Eastern Africa: Prospects and Pitfalls for Coastal and Inland Fishing Communities Coastal Aquaculture in Tanzania– Dr Ian BrycesonThe Blue Revolution - Dr Daniel Jamu *Discussion*
1100 - 1130 hrs	Tea Break
1130 – 1300 hrs	Fishing by Foreign Fleets – Issues for Small-scale Fisheries: Legal Fisheries Arrangements and IUU Fishing IUU Fishing and Indian Ocean Piracy - Andrew Mwangura Legal Fisheries Arrangement - The Role of Small-scale Fisheries - Magese E. Bulayi Some MCS Issues - Dr Aubrey Harris *Discussion*
1300 – 1430 hrs	Lunch Break
1430 – 1545 hrs	Cross Cutting Issues: Trade Fish Trade in Lake Victoria: Status and Challenges- Dr Richard Abila Trade in Fish and Fish Products - Sebastian Mathew ESA- EU Fishery Relation - Brian O’Riordan *Discussion*
1545 – 1600 hrs	Tea Break
1600 – 1800 hrs	Cross Cutting Issues: Gender and Alternative Livelihoods Women in Fisheries, Zanzibar- Narriman Jiddawi Women of Fishing Communities from Lake Victoria- Margaret Nakato Shifting Gendered Identities in Small-scale Fisheries in South Africa- Jackie Sunde & Maria Magdalena Hoffman Women in Organizations - Chandrika Sharma Rumaki Seascape Programme - Modesta Medard *Discussion*
1800 – 1900 hrs	Free Time, Informal Discussions / Dinner

Day - IV, Friday, 17 March 2006
0900 – 0930 hrs	Plenary, Resumé of Day III
0930 – 1030 hrs	Fishworkers: Issues and Organizational Strategies – The Experience in Other Parts of the World World Forum of Fish Harvesters and Fishworkers (WFF) - Margaret Nakato World Forum of Fisher People (WFFP) – Jackie Sundae Organizing Fishing Communities - Sebastian Mathew Fishworker Organizations - Brian O’Riordan *Discussion*
1030 – 1100 hrs	Information and Documentation International Instruments: A Tool Box for Fishworkers - Chandrika Sharma
1100 - 1130 hrs	Tea Break
1130 – 1215 hrs	Regional Instruments and Processes South West Indian Ocean Fisheries Commission - Aubrey Harris Southern African Development Community (SADC) Fisheries – Using Regional Instruments and Opportunities to Protect and Promote Small-scale Fisheries in Southern and Eastern AfricaRegional Instruments: The SADC Fisheries Protocol - Jackie Sunde *Discussion*
1215 – 1315 hrs	Working Groups Strengthening Organized Fisherfolk in Eastern and Southern Africa Forms of Organisation What kind of support needed What issues
1315 – 1430 hrs	Lunch Break
1430 - 1530 hrs	Working Groups (….contd.)
1530 - 1600 hrs	Tea Break
1600 – 1730 hrs	Plenary, Feed Back, Close of Workshop
1730 – 1830 hrs	Free Time, Informal Discussions / Dinner