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Policy challenges and approaches for the conservation of mangrove forests in Southeast Asia
Policy challenges and approaches for the conservation of mangrove forests in Southeast Asia
Journal Article

Policy challenges and approaches for the conservation of mangrove forests in Southeast Asia

2016
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Overview
Many drivers of mangrove forest loss operate over large scales and are most effectively addressed by policy interventions. However, conflicting or unclear policy objectives exist at multiple tiers of government, resulting in contradictory management decisions. To address this, we considered four approaches that are being used increasingly or could be deployed in Southeast Asia to ensure sustainable livelihoods and biodiversity conservation. First, a stronger incorporation of mangroves into marine protected areas (that currently focus largely on reefs and fisheries) could resolve some policy conflicts and ensure that mangroves do not fall through a policy gap. Second, examples of community and government comanagement exist, but achieving comanagement at scale will be important in reconciling stakeholders and addressing conflicting policy objectives. Third, private-sector initiatives could protect mangroves through existing and novel mechanisms in degraded areas and areas under future threat. Finally, payments for ecosystem services (PES) hold great promise for mangrove conservation, with carbon PES schemes (known as blue carbon) attracting attention. Although barriers remain to the implementation of PES, the potential to implement them at multiple scales exists. Closing the gap between mangrove conservation policies and action is crucial to the improved protection and management of this imperiled coastal ecosystem and to the livelihoods that depend on them. Muchos factores causantes de la pérdida de los manglares operan a grandes escalas y son abordados más efectivamente con las intervenciones políticas. Sin embargo, existen objetivos políticos conflictivos o confusos a múltiples niveles del gobierno, lo que resulta en decisiones de manejo contradictorias. Para abordar esto, consideramos 4 estrategias cuyo uso se ha incrementado o que podrían implementarse en el sureste asiático para asegurar medios de vida sustentables y la conservación de la biodiversidad. Primero, una mayor incorporación de los manglares dentro de las áreas marinas protegidas (AMP) (que actualmente se enfocan en su mayoría en los arrecifes y los sectores pesqueros) podría resolver algunos conflictos políticos y asegurar que los manglares no caigan en un vacío de políticas. Segundo, existen ejemplos de co-manejo entre las comunidades y el gobierno, pero lograrlo a escala será importante en la reconciliación de los accionistas y el acercamiento a los objetivos políticos conflictivos. Tercero, las iniciativas del sector privado podrían proteger a los manglares por medio de mecanismos existentes y novedosos en las áreas degradadas y en las áreas bajo amenaza a futuro. Finalmente, los pagos por servicios ambientales (PSA) son muy promisorios para la conservación de los manglares; los esquemas de carbono (conocidos como carbono azul) llaman la atención. Aunque permanecen barreras ante la implementación de los PSA, el potencial de implementarlos a escalas múltiples existe. Cerrar el vacío entre las políticas de conservación de los manglares y la acción es crucial para mejorar la protección y el manejo de estos ecosistemas costeros en riesgo y para los medios de vida que dependen de ellos.