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1.1 Fisheries management in Asia-Pacific
1.2 What do we mean by co-management?
1.3 Who are the major players in co-management?
1.3 Who are the major players in co-management?
1.4 Roles and responsibilities of major players
2. The four pillars for successful co-management
2.1 Enabling policy and legal framework
2.2 Empowering communities
2.3 Linkages and institutions
2.4 Resources - people and money
3. Mainstreaming co-management