CCOM is a tool kit for sharing our Coastal Resource Management (CRM) experiences and helping others to replicate co-management at local and provincial levels. The kit contains

To help you identify the manual or example that interests you, we have used the image of a boat with four crew members as a way to organise the documents in the CD.

All our communities use boats to get around the bays, but the engine will decide how far you go and represents our baywide coordination activities.

A boat must have at least a driver, so the four crew members represent different co-management organisations. They show the importance of human cooperation in co-management arrangements.

The other parts of the boat (like the hull, oar and propeller) determine how easily you travel in the water, and these are used to represent the co-management activities we implemented in our project.

To help you get the documents you want, click on the different parts of the image. By clicking on the parts of the image, you will find a description of what manuals and CHARM examples we have produced to help you start or improve your own co-management activities.