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 EAS CONGRESS 2006

                                                
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                   What is CS? Coastal Strategy Activities Good Practice
 

                          DESIRED CHANGES AND RESULTS

Institutional

Commit to the implementation of the action programs set out in the strategy by signing the Port Klang Declaration.

Work collectively to deal with threats to the environment that cannot be resolved by governments alone.

Coordinate functions and tasks of the Local, State and Federal Governments in planning, development and management of the coastal zone, the contingent watershed areas, and all related resources with the formation of a Coastal Area Management Council/Committee.

Encourage and provide a means for the participation of the public and other stakeholders in environmental management and economic development programs.

Initiate joint ventures with international and donor organisations and carrying out responsibilities in accordance with international conventions and agreements.

Judiciously utilise resources of the marine environment and coastal areas of Klang and Kuala Langat for the benefit of local communities and for the country as a whole.

Provide Local Authorities with suitable mandate and responsibility to manage the marine environment and coastal areas within their jurisdiction.

Adopt and implement policies, regulations and guidelines pertaining to integrated coastal management.

Incorporate the Strategic Environmental Management Action Plan into economic development plans at the Local, State and Federal levels.



Operational

Implement an integrated program to manage the ecosystems of the coastal areas and river basins in Klang and Kuala Langat, with Local Authorities playing the executing role and the Selangor Waters Management Authority functions as overall facilitator/coordinator.

Resolve transboundary environmental problems through a cooperative arrangement among the Federal and State Governments, Local Authorities and pertinent stakeholders.

Undertake joint ventures to manage coastal and marine resources.

Provide scientific inputs for policy formulation and decision-making.

Establish stakeholder participation in planning, developing and managing coastal areas and marine resources.

Create partnerships between the public and private sectors to achieve sustainable environmental programs.


Results

    · Improved water quality in rivers and coastal waters.
    · Rehabilitation and conservation of ecosystems and habitats.
    · Fishery areas and biological diversity sanctuaries are effectively protected.
    · Coastal waters and rivers are safe for recreational purposes.
    · Seafood is safe for consumption.
    · Coastal areas are developed in an environmentally sustainable manner.
    · Systematic and safe management facilities for processing and disposal of toxic
      and hazardous wastes are available.
    · Sewage treatment and disposal facilities are provided for urban and rural
       populations.
    · Integrated solid waste management systems are in place.
    · Ports areas are being equipped with shore reception facilities.
    · Effective environmental management and safety measures are incorporated in the
      ports, shipping and navigational operations.

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