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Tikina Nacula Sustainable Development Plans TIKINA NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2018 - 2038 1 NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN Presented by Tikina Nacula Development Committee Contributors Apolosa Robaigau, Rusila Savou-Wara, Kesaia Tabunakawai, Alfred Ralifo, Metui Tokece (WWF-Pacific), Tikina Nacula Community Representatives Layout & Design: Kitione Roko & Kalo Williams Edited by: Vilisite Tamani & Amelia Makutu Finalised: July 2018 Funded by: Supported by: NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN CONTENTS Acknowledgement 04 Foreword 0105 Summary 06 Vision/Mission/Objective 07 List of Thematic Areas 08 Background 09 Socio-Economic Background 10 The Process of Developing the Sustainable District Development Plan 11 Alignment to Fiji’s National Frameworks 12 Governance and Implementation Structure 13 Summary Costs for Thematic Areas 15 Thematic Areas and Activities 15 Annexes 30 Acknowledgement We would like to thank the following organisations and individuals for their invaluable contribution to the development and completion on the Nacula Sustainable Development Plan. The people of the United States of America through USAID and PACAM Programme for funding the completion of this Development Plan. The Government of Fiji, through its relevant ministries and offices that contributed to the development of the plan; The Commissioner Western’s Office, District Office Lautoka, Department of Land Use and Planning, Ba Provincial Office, and the Ministry of Education. the plan. World Wide Fund for nature Pacific Office, for leading the facilitationprocess during the development of consultation processes in the seven villages. Mr IlisoniWaqa, the former Mata ni Tikina Nacula (Nacula District Rep) who facilitated the community The people of Nacula District for their participation and contribution towards the development of their Sustainable Development Plan. Vina Du Riki and May God bless you all. 044 NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN Foreword Mu sa cola vina! First of all it is truly an honour for me, on behalf of the district of Nacula, to highlight the plans of our community as a whole. We thank the World Wide Fund leadersfor Nature of tomorrow. Pacific for facilitating this opportunity to safeguard our resources for the benefit of the people of the Tikina of Nacula today and especially for our The Tikina Nacula Sustainable Development Plan is a document that will guide the and holistic management approach. This plan is intended to enhance proper managementdevelopment inof thenatural district resources of Nacula at inthe a sustainabledistrict level way through through empowerment, an integrated awareness, capacity building, hands on experiential training and adoption of best practices. communities to natural disasters and climate variabilities. It also intends to address the sustainable management of resources and reducethe vulnerability of We were able to put together this plan after a very strategic and inclusive consultation process, from 2015 PACAMto 2017, programme. with our communities from the village and district level, urban representatives, and government stakeholders, before it was endorsed. This was facilitated by WWF and funded by USAID through the It is our vision that the communities of Nacula district are resilient and sustainably developed with properly managed resources to ensure the security of the people of Nacula and their livelihoods. Our mission is to 055 makebuild resiliencyinformed indecisions. our communities to the impacts of climate change by sustainably managing their natural resources through spiritual growth, improved skills and knowledge and peacefully working together to Vinaduriki Vakalevu Saimoni Naivalu Mata ni Tikina Nacula NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN Summary The Tikina Nacula Sustainable Development Plan is a document that will guide the development in the is intended to enhance proper management of natural resources at the district level through empowerment, district of Nacula in a sustainable way through an integrated and holistic management approach. This plan awareness, capacity building, hands on experiential training and adoption of best management practice Frameworkthat intends ,to Fiji address National sustainable Development management Plan and of other resources national and policies reduce .the vulnerability of communities to natural disasters1 and climate variability. The plan is strongly aligned 2to the Fiji National Green Growth ofLocal knowledge communities and appropriate identified planningmis-management skills, poor of leadershipresources and governancehigh vulnerability that lead of to communities environmental to natural disasters as issues they are facing. Factors identified as contributors to these two issues are; lack degradation, unsustainable development, poor health, high vulnerability to natural disaster and increasing impacts of climate variability. ofMajority the natural of the resource development base. in Balancing our communities of the three are driven pillars by i.e. production economic, tosocial meet and consumption environmental, demands, will ensureboth locally sustainable and beyond. development There is ain need our tocommunities. ensure it is proportionateOur pristine environment to the protection should and be sustainable preserved usefor a sustainable future of people and this will be achieved through an holistic and integrated development approach as provided in this plan. The Nacula Sustainable Development plan was developed through a series of consultations with communities in rural and urban areas. Stakeholders including government departments were also address problems faced in their communities. These issues were addressed under the following thematic consulted in the development of the plan. Community members identified issues and potential measures to or focal areas: Education, Spiritual Development, Health and Wellbeing, Sustainable Water sources, Energy, andTransportation, Sustainable Financing.Economic Security, Women Development, Youth Development, Traditions and Cultures, Traditional Leadership and Governance, Sustainable Management of Natural Resources, Climate Change A Green Growth Framework For Fiji, Restoring the Balance in Development that is Sustainable for our Future 1 , Ministry of Strategic Planning, National Development and TransformingStatistics, Fiji, Fiji August 2014. 2 5-Year & 20-Year National Development Plan, , Republic of Fiji,November 2017. NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN Vision Resilient and sustainably developed communities in the district of Nacula with sustainably managed resources ensuring security and sustainability of communities. Mission Build resiliency of communities in the district of Nacula to the impacts of climate change by sustainably managing their natural resources through spiritual 7 growth, improved skills and knowledge and peacefully working together to make informed decisions. Objective This plan aims to guide the development aspirations of the communities of the district of Nacula for the next 20 years by focusing on key thematic areas. NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1.0 List of Thematic Areas Thematic Area (1.0): Education Objective:Thematic ProvidingArea (2.0): holistic Spiritual and Developmentquality education for all students in the district of Nacula. Objective:Thematic AreaA peaceful (3.0): God Health fearing and district Wellbeing that continuously seeks God’s guidance and leadership. Objective:Thematic ImprovedArea (4.0): healthy Water lifestyle and wellbeing in the district of Nacula. Objective:Thematic EnsureArea (5.0): water Energy security and access to clean and safe water. Objective:Thematic AllArea households (6.0): Transportation in the district have access to a sustainable and clean energy. Objective:Thematic AreaSafer, (7.0): reliable Economic and accessible Security maritime transportation system for the District of Nacula. district Objective: Secure, sustainable and diversified income generating options for all households in the Thematic Area (8.0): Women Development 08 environmental, social, economic and cultural development of the district. Objective: Empower all women within the district to actively participate and contribute towards the Thematic Area (9.0): Youth Development environmental, social, economic and cultural development of the district. Objective: Empower all youths within the district to actively participate and contribute towards the Thematic Area (10.0): Tradition and Cultures of Nacula. Objective: Reviving and preserving the cultural and traditional identity and practices of the people Thematic Area (11.0): Traditional Leadership and Governance district. Objective: Empower all traditional community leaders to effectively and justly govern and lead the Thematic Area (12.0): Sustainable management of Natural Resources Objective: Preserve and sustainably managing of natural resources within the district in the next 20 years.Thematic Area (13.0): Climate Change Objective: Strengthen community resilience towards climate change and reduce community’s vulnerabilityThematic Area towards (14.0): impacts Sustainable of disaster. Financing Objective: A sustainable funding mechanism in place to fund the 20 years development plan NACULA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2.0 Background and a population of 2 The Province of Ba is by far the largest in Fiji with a total land area of 2,634 km 231,762; which is about 25 % of Fiji’s total population. Ba has 21 districts, 102 villages and four major mainland.urban centres Lautoka City, Tavua, Ba and Nadi towns. The districts in the province are located
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