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1 Evacaution Site Division Ward Vatuwaqa Church Hall, Suva Central Samabula Ward Tamavua Village Hall, Suva Central Tamavua Ward Vunidakua Comunity Hall, Suva Central Tamavua Ward Kinoya Methodist Church Hall, Nasinu Central Tamavua Ward Delaivalelevu Church Hall, Nasinu Central Nasinu Peri-Urban Nawanawa Church Hall, Nasinu Central Kalabu/Naveiwakau/Newtown/Valelevu Ward Saioni Church Hall, Nasinu Central Kalabu/Naveiwakau/Newtown/Valelevu Ward Navuloa Church Hall, Nausori Central Naulu/Nakasi Ward Central Christian Centre, Nausori Central Rural Methodist Training Centre, Nausori Central Rural Tuilovoni Methodist Church Hall, Nausori Central Nausori Peri-Urban Waisasavu Church Hall, Lomaivuna Central Rural Wailea Methodist Church Hall, Suva Central Samabula Ward Wainibuku Church Hall, Nausori Central Wainibuku/Davuilevu Ward Nadawa Church Hall, Nasinu Central Caqiri/Nasole/Nadawa Ward Lakena Methodist Church Hall, Bau Central Nausori Peri-Urban Narocivo Church, Rewa Central Rural Nabudrau/ Nacuva Church, Noco Central Rural Navaka/Matanimoli/Nakawaru, Noco Central Rural Suvalailai Village Church, Noco Central Rural Waivou Village Church Hall, Noco Central Rural Lakeba St. Catholic Church, Suva Central Samabula Ward Navikisara Village Church, Noco Central Rural Mount Heman Church, Lami Central Lami East Ward Qauia Methodist Church Hall, Lami Central Lami West Ward Saumakia Church Hall, Wainimala Central Rural Nukui Village Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Delaitokatoka Community Hall, Nasinu Central Kalabu/Naveiwakau/Newtown/Valelevu Ward Kalabu Village Community Hall, Nasinu Central Kalabu/Naveiwakau/Newtown/Valelevu Ward Delainasole Hart, Nasinu Central Kalabu/Naveiwakau/Newtown/Valelevu Ward Nadali Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Natogadravu Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Verata Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Waila Housing Community Hall, Nausori Central Nausori Peri-Urban Vunivaivai Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Muana Village Community Hall, Koronivia Central Rural Navatuyaba Community Hall, Koronivia Central Rural Lokia Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Vunuku Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Vanualevu Community Hall, Noco Central Rural Matacaucau Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Naseibitu Community Hall, Wainibuka Central Rural Nabulini Community Hall, Wainibuka Central Rural Qoma Community Hall, Korovou, Sawakasa Central Rural Qelekuro Community Hall, Korovou, Sawakasa Central Rural Nasinu Community Hall, Korovou, Sawakasa Central Rural Naigani Community Hall, Korovou, Sawakasa Central Rural Naterumai Community Hall, Lomaivuna Central Rural Navatuvula Community Hall, Naitasiri Central Rural Waibau Community Hall, Naitasiri Central Rural Bureni Community Hall, Naitasiri Central Rural Korovou Community Hall, Waimaro Central Rural Waisa Community Hall, Lomaivuna Central Rural Mau Community Hall, Navua Central Rural Wanadoi Community Hall, Navua Central Rural Waivaka Community Hall, Namosi Central Rural Saliadrau Community Hall, Saliadrau Rd. Central Rural Kinoya Village Community Hall, Nasinu Central Laucala Beach Ward Delainadogo Hart Community Hall, Waila Central Nausori Peri-Urban Vuci Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Copy of Fiji EC Updated List 2 Naisogowaluvu Community Hall, Suva Central Lami West Ward Nalidi Community Hall, Nakorotubu Central Rural Savu Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Serea Community Hall, Waimaro Central Rural Nakaile Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Nauluvatu Community Hall, Waimaro Central Rural Tumavia Communty Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Maumi Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Visama Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Namono Community Hall, Bau Central Nausori Peri-Urban Vunimono Community Hall, Nausori Central Rural Buretu Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Naivakacau Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Natobuniqio Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Namulomulo Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Visa Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Naimasimasi Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Navuniyasi Church Hall, Matailobau Central Rural Natila Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Nukutubu Village Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Nasigatoka Village Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Tavuya Village Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Muanaira Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Muanicake Community Hall, Suva Central Lami Peri-Urban Vunisei Village Community Hall, Koronivia Central Rural Muana Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Vadrai Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Vunisinu Village Community Hall, Noco Central Rural Nabuli Village Community Hall, Noco Central Rural Nadoria Village Community Halll, Noco Central Rural Drekena Village Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Nadoi Village Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Nabua Village Community Hall, Rewa Central Rural Laucala Village, Rewa Central Rural Buyabuya E/Centre, Wainimala Central Rural Rewasau E/Centre, Wainimala Central Rural Soa Community Hall, Nakorotubu Central Rural Nalase Village Community Hall, Noco Central Rural Lami Village Community Hall, Lami Central Lami West Ward Lami Parish Hall, Lami Central Lami West Ward Colo-I-Suva Community Hall, Naitasiri Central Suva Peri-Urban Veikoba Community Hall, Nasinu Central Nasinu Peri-Urban Nawaisomo Community Hall, Matailobau Central Rural Kaba Village Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Naimalavau Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Muanira Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Vatani Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Nakalawaca Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Community Hall, Nausori Central Rural Lami/Naboro/Veisari/Wainadoi, Lami Central Lami West Ward Nabaka Community Hall, Suva Central Lami Peri-Urban Nakorolevu Community Hall, Navosa Central Rural Nakaulevu Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Naluna Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Vutuvo Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Waikete Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Daku Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Vaturua Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Logani Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Nasilai Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Ovea Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Nakoroivau Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Copy of Fiji EC Updated List 3 Nadaro Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Kiuva Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Naikawaga Community Hall, Tailevu Central Rural Viwa Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Cautata Communty Hall, Cautata Central Rural Dromuna Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Namuka Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Naqeledamu Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Vatoa Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Waicoka Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Naisausau Communty Hall, Bau Central Rural Tubalevu Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Namolituva Community Hall, Bau Central Nausori Peri-Urban Namolituva Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Naduru Community Hall, Bau Central Nausori Peri-Urban Dravo Community Hall South, Bau Central Rural Mokani Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Naisogovau Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Raralevu Community Hall, Bau Central Rural Naselai Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Lomainasau Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Vanuadina Community Hall, Nakelo Central Rural Kalokolevu Community Hall, Suva Central Lami Peri-Urban Lamivou Community Hall, Suva Central Lami West Ward Sote Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Nameka Community Hall, Lomaivuna Central Rural Vatukarasa Community Hall, Lomaivuna Central Rural Navunimono Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Sawa Community Hall, Verata Central Rural Nuku Community Hall, Wainimala Central Rural Botenaulu Community Hall, Wainimala Central Rural Nasalia Community Hall, Matailobau Central Rural Waibasaga Community Hall, Wainimala Central Rural Nasava Community Hall, Matailobau Central Rural Savusavu Community Hall, Matailobau Central Rural Nasoqo Community Hall, Wainimala Central Rural Lobau Community Centre, Navua Central Rural Naitasiri E/Centre , Wainimala Central Rural Suva Civic Centre, Suva Central Suva Ward Fiji National University, Derrick Campus, Suva Central Samabula Ward Samabula Primary, Suva Central Tamavua Ward Meteorological Office, Suva Central Muanikau Ward Fiji School of Nursing,Tamavua, Suva Central Tamavua Ward Colo-I-Suva Forestry Station, Naitasiri Central Suva Peri-Urban Training & Productivity Authority, Nasinu Central Makoi/Turara/Laqere Ward Forestry Station, Nasinu Central Makoi/Turara/Laqere Ward Colo-I-Suva Training, Naitasiri Central Suva Peri-Urban PWD Korovou, Korovou Central Korovou Urban Cooperative Traning Centre, Lami Central Lami West Ward CATD, Nadave, Bau Central Rural Burebasaga District, Noco Central Rural Sanatan Dharam Primary, Nakelo Central Rural Krishna Vedic, Bau Central Nausori Peri-Urban Dawasamu District, Sawakasa Central Rural Lodoni Primary, Sawakasa Central Rural Delainakaikai Primary, Sawakasa Central Rural Toga District, Koronivia Central Rural Daku Village, Nakelo Central Rural Ratu Sauvoli Memorial, Noco Central Rural Turagabeci Primary, 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    er Building Provincial‐level Integrated Coastal Management Plans: Outcomes from the Vatu‐i‐Ra Seascape Stakeholders Workshop Stacy Jupiter, Margaret Fox, Akuila Cakacaka, Akanisi Caginitoba, Natalie Askew, Ingrid Qauqau, Rebecca Weeks, Sunil Prasad This work was supported by a grant to the Wildlife Conservation Society from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (#10‐94985‐000‐GSS) © 2012 Wildlife Conservation Society This document to be cited as: Jupiter S, Fox M, Cakacaka A, Caginitoba A, Askew N, Qauqau I, Weeks R, Prasad S(2012) Building Provincial‐level Integrated Coastal Management Plans: Outcomes from the Vatu‐i‐Ra Seascape Stakeholders Workshop. Wildlife Conservation Society, Suva, Fiji, 46 pp. Executive Summary Between September 8‐9, 2011, representatives from the four provinces which join together to form the Vatu‐i‐Ra Seascape (Lomaiviti, Tailevu, Ra, Bua) met together with partners from government and non‐government organizations at the Centre for Appropriate Technology & Development at Nadave to discuss the foundations for building provincial level integrated coastal management (ICM) plans. This work builds on the outputs from the September 2010 national Protected Area Committee workshop with provincial administrators where representatives from each province identified candidate sites for protection and management with the main goal to evaluate how new management initiatives fit within the Fiji Integrated Coastal Management Framework recently developed by the Department of Environment. This report provides an overview of the presentations made to guide thinking on the range of possible threats and management actions within the coastal zone of the Vatu‐i‐Ra Seascape. We focused specifically on three thematic areas of the ICM framework: Living Coastal Resource Utilization; Land‐Based Activities; and Coastal/Eco‐tourism Development.