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Part 1: UNDERSTANDING AND USING THE TOOLKIT8
SECTION I: INTRODUCTION TO THE TOOLKIT4
A. OVERVIEW OF THE TOOLKIT8
B. BACKGROUND TO THE TOOLKIT 9
C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS11
D. PROVIDING FEEDBACK12
SECTION II: INTRODUCTION TO BIOCULTURALCOMMUNITY PROTOCOLS4
A. WHAT IS A BIOCULTURAL COMMUNITY PROTOCOL?4
B. WHY ARE COMMUNITIES DEVELOPING ANDUSING PROTOCOLS?15
B1. External Threats15
B2. Emerging Opportunities4
B3. Community Responses 16
C. HOW ARE COMMUNITIES DOCUMENTING ANDDEVELOPING THEIR PROTOCOLS?19
D. HOW ARE COMMUNITIES USING THEIRPROTOCOLS?19
E. POTENTIAL LIMITATIONS20
F. GUIDING PRINCIPLES20
G. KEY QUESTIONS22
SECTION III: USINGTHE TOOLKIT4
A. UNDERSTANDING THE COMMUNITY 23
A1. Contextualizing ‘Community’23
A2. Cultural and Internal Dynamics24
A3. Local Institutions andGovernance25
A4. Participation andRepresentation25
B. FACILITATING A PROTOCOL PROCESS4
B1. Understanding Your Role as Facilitator28
B2. Supporting the Community Catalysts30
B3. Managing Expectations30
B4. Managing Timeframes31
B5. Managing Information31
C. SEEKING AGREEMENT ABOUT THE PROTOCOL PROCESS4
SECTION IV: KEY METHODS AND TOOLS4
A. ENDOGENOUS DEVELOPMENT ANDWELLBEING35
TOOL: Community Institutions Sketch Map37
TOOL: Community Decision-making Calendar4
TOOL: Historical Timeline38
TOOL: Trend Line Analysis39
TOOL: Community Visioning40
TOOL: Assessing Community Capacities41
TOOL: Assessing Key Opportunities and Threats42
TOOL: Community Wellbeing Impact Assessment Worksheet43
B. POWER AND MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PARTNERSHIPS45
TOOL: Framework for Research and Action45
TOOL: Identifying Key Actors46
TOOL: UnderstandingRelationshipsbetween Key Actors47
B1. Participatory Theatre4
TOOL: Forum Theatre48
TOOL: ImageTheatre49
TOOL: Multi-stakeholderRole Play49
C. LEGAL EMPOWERMENT, SOCIAL MOBILIZATION, AND ADVOCACY52
C1. Participatory Resource Mapping53
TOOL: Identifying Appropriate Forms of Resource Mapping5
TOOL: Community Biodiversity Registers55
C2. Information and Communication Technologies55
TOOL: Participatory Video56
TOOL: Photo Stories5
TOOL: Audio Interviews5
TOOL: Identifying Relevant Social Media Tools5
C3.Legal Awareness and Action5
TOOL: E-learning Modules on Relevant Legal Frameworks60
TOOL: Legislative Theatre5
TOOL: Principles for Public Participation in Impact Assessments61
D. MONITORING AND EVALUATION 63
TOOL: Activity Monitoring Table65
TOOL: Basic Forms of Measurement and Illustration65
TOOL: Most Significant Change Stories67
Part 2: DOCUMENTING AND DEVELOPING A BIOCULTURAL COMMUNITY PROTOCOL69
SECTION I: DECIDING TO DEVELOP ACOMMUNITY PROTOCOL5
SECTION II: MAPPING THE COMMUNITY’S FOUNDATIONS5
A. MAPPING THE COMMUNITY’S IDENTITY5
B. MAPPING THE COMMUNITY’S NATURAL FOUNDATIONS5
C. MAPPING THE COMMUNITY’S SOCIAL-CULTURAL FOUNDATIONS76
D. MAPPING THE COMMUNITY’S ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS77
E. MAPPING THE COMMUNITY’S POLITICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS5
F. MAPPING THE COMMUNITY’S LEGAL FOUNDATIONS5
SECTION III: CONSOLIDATING THE PROTOCOLANDDEVELOPING A STRATEGY5
A. COMMUNITY PRIORITIZATION82
B. FOCUSING AND CLARIFYING THE COMMUNITY’S MESSAGETO EXTERNAL ACTORS82
C. CONSOLIDATING INTO A PROTOCOL83
D. DEVELOPING STRATEGIES TO USE THE PROTOCOL85
Part 3: USING A BIOCULTURAL COMMUNITY PROTOCOL87
SECTION I: ENGAGING WITH EXTERNAL ACTORS5
A. PUTTING EXTERNAL ACTORS ON NOTICE87
B. ESTABLISHING DIALOGUE88
SECTION II: RAISING AWARENESS5
A. RAISING AWARENESS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY 90
B. RAISING AWARENESS WITH OTHER COMMUNITIES92
C. RAISING AWARENESS AMONGST THEBROADER PUBLIC 93
SECTION III: ENGAGING IN DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES5
A. IMPACT ASSESSMENTS95
B. NATIONAL AND SUB-NATIONAL LAWS ANDPOLICIES99
C. INTERNATIONAL LAWS AND POLICIES101
SECTION IV: NEGOTIATING WITH EXTERNAL ACTORS6
A. FREE,PRIOR, AND INFORMED CONSENT6
SECTION V: PREVENTING AND RESOLVING CONFLICT108
A. UNDERSTANDING CONFLICT6
B. VIOLATIONS AND REDRESS 110
Part 4: REFLECTING, REPORTING AND REVISING112
SECTION I: LOOKING INWARDS6
A. PROCESSES AND CHANGES WITHIN THE COMMUNITY6
B. REPORTING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY114
SECTION II: LOOKING OUTWARDS6
A. PROCESSES AND CHANGES WITH EXTERNAL ACTORS6
B. REPORTING BACK TO EXTERNAL STAKEHOLDERS6
SECTION III: REVISITING AND REVISING THECOMMUNITY PROTOCOL118
A. ASSESSING CHANGE 118
B. REVISITING THE VISIONS, PLANS, ANDSTRATEGIES6
C. REVISING THE PROTOCOL120

BCP Toolkit Complete

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Date: 1 de ene. de 2012

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