PPGIS

10/03/2018

More exercises in ! Well done Caribbean Natural Resources Institute.

02/11/2017

This is a photo album about a 3D Modelling exercise which took place in , from 23 October 2017 to 3 November 2017. The initiative is part of a larger CTA-funded project by the title "Promoting inclusive, sustainable and responsible fisheries value chains in the Indian Ocean" and implemented by the Seychelles Fishing Authority (SFA) under the Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture (MoFA). The P3DM exercise will be instrumental in putting the 2015 *Fisheries Co-management Plan for the Praslin/La Digue artisanal trap and line fishery* into practice. The Co-management plan has been developed over a period of 4 years by SFA with support provided by the - Mainstreaming Biodiversity Project.

The P3DM exercise benefits from substantial support provided by the GEF Small Grants Programme (GEF-SGP) via the Baie Ste. Anne Farmers Association (BSAFA) which is the grantee.

Other local stakeholders involved in the mapping exercise are the Praslin Fishers Association and the Grand Anse Praslin Secondary School. Other involved parties: Ministry of Education; Ministry of Environment and Climate Change; local CBOs such as Praslin Fishers Association; La Digue fishers group; Fishing Boat Owners Association (FBOA); Association de Pecheurs de Roche Caiman and Association des Pêcheurs de Bel Ombre (APBO).

01/11/2017

The P3DM exercise illustrated in this Photo Album https://goo.gl/tnyZTJ will be instrumental in putting the 2015 * Co-management Plan for the Praslin / La Digue artisanal trap and line fishery* into practice. The Co-management plan has been developed over a period of 4 years by SFA with support provided by the United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Global Environment Facility Mainstreaming Biodiversity Project. GOS/UNDP/GEF-Programme Coordination Unit. Support to the conduct of the participatory mapping exercise is provided by GEF Small Grants Programme and CTA - Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation.

01/11/2017

Review and updating of the map legend

This is a photo album about a 3D Modelling exercise which took place in , from 23 October 2017 to 3 November 2017. The initiative is part of a larger CTA-funded project by the title "Promoting inclusive, sustainable and responsible fisheries value chains in the Indian Ocean" and implemented by the Seychelles Fishing Authority (SFA) under the Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture (MoFA). The P3DM exercise will be instrumental in putting the 2015 *Fisheries Co-management Plan for the Praslin/La Digue artisanal trap and line fishery* into practice. The Co-management plan has been developed over a period of 4 years by SFA with support provided by the - Mainstreaming Biodiversity Project.

The P3DM exercise benefits from substantial support provided by the GEF Small Grants Programme (GEF-SGP) via the Baie Ste. Anne Farmers Association (BSAFA) which is the grantee.

Other local stakeholders involved in the mapping exercise are the Praslin Fishers Association and the Grand Anse Praslin Secondary School. Other involved parties: Ministry of Education; Ministry of Environment and Climate Change; local CBOs such as Praslin Fishers Association; La Digue fishers group; Fishing Boat Owners Association (FBOA); Association de Pecheurs de Roche Caiman and Association des Pêcheurs de Bel Ombre (APBO).

01/11/2017

Preparatory meeting for a Participatory 3D Modelling exercise to take place in , . Project co-funded by GEF Small Grants Programme and CTA - Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation. Implementation partners include Seychelles Fishing Authority and Ministry of Fisheries and Agriculture - Seychelles; Baie Ste. Anne farmers Association, Praslin Fishers Association and the Grand Anse Praslin Secondary school

17/09/2017

Persevering with P3DM… “For the Future of our Communities” (Says the City Veterinarian of Baybay, on DRR and CCA) P3DM or ‘Participator...

09/07/2017

Our colleague Giacomo Rambaldi will talk about at the Geo4Africa Summit 2017 in Kampala, on 13 July 2017. Do not miss out the session on *Data and Indigenous mapping in Africa* http://geo4africa.com