Integrated Community Based Coastal Management: Lesson From The Field
Coastal abrasion has been occurred throughout coastline of Java reaching 745 km at length, account for 44% of total Java's coastline. This phenomena is caused by reclamation, cutting of mangrove, land-use change and other human activities specifically at coastal area. Coastal abrasion stimulate...
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| description | Coastal abrasion has been occurred throughout coastline of Java reaching 745 km at length, account for 44% of total Java's coastline. This phenomena is caused by reclamation, cutting of mangrove, land-use change and other human activities specifically at coastal area. Coastal abrasion stimulates flood or tidal flood, when sea level rise, the sea water flows to the land undated fish pond, settlement and other infrastructures standing at coastal area. Tidal flood destroys settlement lead to significant decrease of property value: land and house. Coastal abrasion caused lose people's job and income. One measure taken by local community is mangrove cultivation intended to prevent sea level rise flowing to the inland. However many efforts taken by community frequently fail because of un-integrated approach. This paper reviews a mangrove plantations in Mangunharjo, district of Tugu, Semarang, Central Java by utilizing an innovative approach integrating environmental, economic and social aspect. These mangrove cultivations environmentally useful to prevent coastal abrasion, economically creating income for local people and socially supported by local community. These three approaches ensure sustainability of mangrove's culture. |
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| subjects | Abrasion Coastal abrasion-ecological Coastal management Coastal zone Coastal zone management Coasts Community economical Fish ponds Income Integrated approach Land reclamation Land use Property values Real estate Sea level Sea level rise Seawater social approaches Social factors Sustainability Tidal flooding Tidal floods |
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