1. WP8: Valuation Online Deliverables Sumaila and all members of WP8 WP1 Workshop: Data Tools & Outreach May 16-19, 2006

2. WP8 team members Claire Armstrong, UiT, Norway; Ratana Chuenpagdee, CDC, Thailand; Moenieba Isaacs, UWC, South Africa; Kungwan Juntarashote, CDC, Thailand; Kevin Stephanus, UNAM, Namibia; Abbie Trinidad, PRIMEX-FAME, Philippines; Sheila Heymans, Namibia & UBC; Patricia Susan Alexander, UNAM; Jannike Falk-Petersen, UiT, Norway; Rashid Sumaila, UNAM&UBC.

3. WP8 objectives Provide social & economic data to the INCOFISH Db; Value marine ecosystem goods and services; Develop economic and social indicators of ineffective management; Develop policy options for sustainable coastal resources management; Publish at least 5 papers in the primary literature.

4. Economic & Social Database Coastal stakeholders by country; Economic information; –Ex-vessel prices by taxon by country by year; –Cost of fishing by country by gear type; –non-market values by country. Coastal institutions & management mechanisms by country; Global database summary by country.

5. Coastal stakeholders by country Fishers – subsistence, artisanal, recreational; Fishworkers; Fishing Industries; NGOs; Unions; Researchers – scientists, economists, social…; Fish “mammas” sellers/traders.

6. Ex-vessel prices Point portal to SAUP website;

7. Cost of fishing RegionCountryGear typeFixed costs Variable costs References/ notes AfricaNamibiaWet fish trawlers Freezer trawlers Purse seiners …………… AsiaThailandBottom trawl Driftnets Purse seiners ………………

8. Non-market: Data structure Title, year, author; Country and district; Ecosystem/species studied; Type of publication; Valuation technique used; Results; Policy implications/recommendations, if any.

9. Market Values Non Market Values Fisheries in US$ Tourism w/ Coral Reefs Coral Reefs in $US Application CountryCVMTC Thailand7.18205.4 mPhi phi Belize527Belize 219Belize N. Antilles115Bonaire Philippines3.7Anilao Philippines5.5Mactan Island Australia136 millionGBR Indonesia3.8 billion Philippines52.7 million Jamaica7.49 million210 m Vietnam17.9 million Malaysia4.2Pulau Payar Mexico11 million Red snapper in Gulf of Mexico Philippines15 billionMER Cambodia233 million

10. Coastal Institutions Point portal to SAUP website;

11. Management mechanisms Mechanisms ThailandNamibiaSAfricaAngolaNorway Input RestrictionsGear restrictionsx???x Area Restrictions????x Time restrictionsx???x Entrance restrictionsx[1][1]x??x Bycatch restrictions?x??x Output restrictionsTAC ’ s?xx?x[2][2] IQs?xx?x Bycatch regulations?x??x Market mechanismsTaxes?x[3][3]??- ITQs?x[4][4]??x[5][5] Subsidies?x[6][6]??x[7][7] Management formsTop down?x??x Bottom up?-?x Local managementx[8][8]-?- Transparency of allocations ?-?x Catch MonitoringOffshore?x??x Onshore????x Inspectors aboard?x??-

12. Management mechanisms ThailandNamibiaSAfricaAngolaNorway Stock assessmentSingle speciesxxxxx Multispecies Ecosystemx Social parameters Economic parameters

13. Global database summary Country LSF catch (t) SSF catch (t) SSF values (US$) # SS fishersAqua (t) Albania 2,365 271 665,796 119500 Algeria 99,936 3,105 7,620,288 1,36299 Amer Samoa 2,017 132 323,931 840 Angola 285,636 50,420 123,625,859 25,5000 Antigua Barb 1,435 2,527 5,933,263 1,0880 Argentina 675,093 8,184 20,084,235 1,69024,393 ………………

14. Summary of top ten countries Numbe r % Coastal population Large-scale fisheries production Small-scale fisheries production Aquacultur e production Fisheries and aquaculture employee# of tourism 1ArgentinaPeruIndonesiaChina Main France 2AustraliaChina MainJapan IndiaSpain 3BahamasIndonesiaIndiaEgyptIndonesiaUSA 4Bahrain Russian FedViet Nam Korea, SouthBangladeshItaly 5BangladeshChileChina MainGreeceViet NamChina Main 6BarbadosJapanChileTurkeyPhilippines United Kingdom 7BelgiumIndiaPhilippinesItalyMyanmarMalaysia 8BelizeNorwayUSA-AlaskaSpainNigeriaRussian Fed 9BeninUSA-AlaskaCanadaIndonesiaThailandGermany 10BrazilIcelandVenezuelaFranceRussian FedCanada

15. Thanks for your attention