Titlebook: Conservation of Marine Resources and Sustainable Coastal Community Development in Malaysia; Muhammad Mehedi Masud Book 2019 The Editor(s)

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Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Resources in Malaysia, 30% by 2030 to accomplish SDG-14. This chapter discusses an overview of SDG-14, CBD initiatives, the Coral Triangle Initiative by six Coral Triangle countries, and challenges to achieve SDG-14 by 2030.

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Urban Governance and Informal Settlementsnd ecosystems. The development of MPAs around the world, and particularly in Malaysia, is an essential geo-ecological element, not only for biodiversity, but also for society and the economy. There are four categories of MPAs in Malaysia: marine parks, no-take zones, wildlife sanctuaries, and turtle

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Towards More Inclusive Urban Governancecal communities; only then can we conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources. In this regard, local communities play a key role to promote sustainable use of marine resources and our natural heritage. Thus, this chapter discusses the economic, social, and ecological importanc

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An Overview of Global Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) with a Special Reference to Malaysia,nd ecosystems. The development of MPAs around the world, and particularly in Malaysia, is an essential geo-ecological element, not only for biodiversity, but also for society and the economy. There are four categories of MPAs in Malaysia: marine parks, no-take zones, wildlife sanctuaries, and turtle

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Sustainability Dimensions of Marine Park Community Development in Malaysia,l areas. The alleviation of rural poverty has been a long-standing concern of governments, and economic development has frequently been viewed as the instrument for ending poverty. This chapter therefore examines the primary dimensions of sustainable development for marine park communities (MPCs).

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Collaborative Management: A New Proposition for Sustainable Development of Marine Protected Areas (munity might encounter significant problems such as insufficient financial budget, lack of technical know-how, lack of capacity, skills, or training, lack of law enforcement, and absence of coordination or cooperation. As a result, this chapter discusses collaborative management systems, which could