For each of the following items, please indicate whether the statement is:

  • Not true/established/significant
  • Somewhat or partially true/established/significant
  • Completely true/established/significant

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Local plans have been developed for generating ecotourism/sustainable tourism revenue in coastal areas.
Sufficient infrastructure is in place to support sustainable coastal tourism activities.
Sufficient infrastructure is in place to support current and projected local energy demands from sustainable energy sources.
Programs or resources are in place for encouraging and assisting development of coastal enterprises (e.g., business training, access to financing, etc.)
A sustainable fisheries management plan has been developed, funded and implemented.
Significant negative changes are observed in fisheries production or size and composition of fish catch.
Sufficient infrastructure is in place to support commercial development of sustainable fisheries (e.g., landing facilities, transport, cold storage, processing, etc.)
Significant negative changes are observed in coastal natural habitats (e.g., coral reefs, seagrass beds, mangrove forests, beaches, forests, wetlands).
Coastal habitat management plans have been developed, funded and/or implemented.
An integrated coastal strategy and/or management plan has been adopted, including risk assessment, coastal use zoning, stakeholder engagement, capacity building, etc.
A mechanism is in place for monitoring, evaluating and reporting on the health of coastal and marine ecosystems and communities.
Disaster risk management and adaptation plans have been adopted including identification of disaster risk zones and mitigation of risks.
Local disaster incidents are observed to be more frequent or larger in scale, resulting in increasing economic losses.
Disaster response and early warning systems are in place with adequate personnel, budget and equipment.
Pollution reduction/waste management plans have been developed, funded and/or implemented, including air, water and solid waste.
Significant negative changes are observed / measured in the quality of water and air.
An increase is observed in the generation of unmanaged solid, industrial, agricultural or hazardous wastes.
Adequate facilities and equipment are available for current and projected needs for waste management and access to proper sanitation (e.g., septic/sewerage, wastewater treatment, waste collection).
Sufficient infrastructure is in place for providing transport access to and from coastal areas.
Water management and conservation plans have been developed, funded and/or implemented.
Infrastructure is available or planned to meet current and projected demands for availability, access and quality of freshwater.