1. U.S. Coral Triangle Initiative Support Program US CTI Support Program Status Update U.S. Coral Triangle Initiative Support Program US CTI Support Program Status Update

2. Agenda  CTI Status Update  US CTI Support Program Structure  Other Donor Funding  Program Activities  Expected Results

3. CTI Roadmap and Milestones DateCoral Triangle Initiative – CT6 Milestones OCT 08CTI Regional Plan of Action (RPOA) drafted Thematic Working Groups established on Coordination, Monitoring & Evaluation and Sustainable Financing FEB 09CTI Organizational Structure established CTI Secretariat Terms of Reference drafted MAR 09RPOA content agreed by Ministers Leaders CTI Declaration drafted MAY 09RPOA agreed by leaders OCT 09CTI Structure and Terms of Reference ratified NOV 09CTI Ministerial Communiqué on Climate Change for COP15 approved CTI Secretariat and structures agreed by CT6

4. Overview of Revised CTI Organizational Structure Technical Working Groups Finance, Coordination, M&E National Coordinating Committees (CT6) CTI Council of Ministers (CTICOM) CTI Partners CTI Regional Secretariat Senior Officials (SOM) Decision-Making Technical/Operational CTI Regional Operational Platform Lines of authority Lines of coordination

5. Team MemberRole State Department Establishment of CTI Secretariat, support for development of CTI national coordinating committees (NCCs), diplomatic support USAID RDMA Indonesia Philippines Overall program coordination (CTI & Development Partners), coordination with bilateral programs NOAAGovt to govt capacity building, technical assistance, training, tools CTSPNational and site-level activity implementation PICoordination of USG response, Regional and grants program components, CTI Secretariat and working group support, support CTI partner coordination US CTI Support Program Team and Roles

6. CTI Development Partner Update  Australia ($1.7 million for 2010)  ADB ($63 million through GEF)  NGO Partners (WWF, TNC, CI)  Other potential donors (Germany, Italy)  Coordination

7. REGIONAL COLLABORATION INTEGRATION CTI GOAL 2 EAFM and other marine resources fully applied R2. EAFM improved in CT CTI GOAL 3 MPAs established and effectively managed CTI GOAL 4 CC adaptation measures achieved R4. Capacity to adapt to climate change improved in CT R3. MPA management improved in CT CTI VISION Improved Management of Biologically and Economically Important Coastal and Marine Resources and its Associated Ecosystems that Support the Livelihoods of Peoples and Economies in the Coral Triangle R1. Regional and national platforms strengthened to catalyze and sustain integrated marine and coastal management in the Coral Triangle IR2.1 EAFM framework developed and endorsed IR2.2 Fisheries management capacity increased IR2.3 Enforcement capacity increased IR2.4 EAFM applied in priority geographies IR3.1 MPA system framework developed and endorsed IR3.2 MPA management capacity increased IR3.3 MPA effectiveness improved in priority geographies IR4.1 Capacity to apply climate change adaptation strategies increased IR4.2 Climate adaptation strategies applied in priority geographies IR1.1 Policies developed and advanced IR1.2 Institutional capacity and collaboration strengthened IR1.3 Learning and information networks strengthened IR1.4 Public and private sector constituencies engaged IR1.5 Sustainable financing mobilized US CTI Support Program Results Framework

8. US CTI Support Program Geographic Coverage

9. US CTI Support Program Coordination  Consolidated Work and Performance Management Planning Process  Regional and National Activity Strategies  Program Coordination Group Calls  Core Team Management Calls  Annual Coordination Meeting  Information-sharing and Planning Technologies

10. Mechanisms for Implementation   Regional Exchanges   Regional Policy Forums   Public-Private Partnerships   Technical Assistance   Small Grants   Pilot-scale Activities

11. FY 2010 Activities

12. R1. Regional/National Platforms   Facilitate full operationalization of NCCs for NPOA implementation   Support CTI in finalizing M&E Framework including setting and confirming national targets   Conduct Regional CCA Policy Forum   Undertake Regional CCA Capacity Assessment   Launch CTI PPP Alliance following January 2010 CTI Business Summit   Launch regional MPA and EAFM Learning Network based on priority geographies   Establish CT Atlas as regional Technical Information Hub   Support development of national policies and legislation (e.g. MPA legislation for GoSI )

13. R2. EAFM Improved   Conduct Regional IUU/Enforcement regional policy forum   Develop Regional IUU/Enforcement training curriculum   Establish buy-back and release program to implement export bans (Malaysia)   Complete Rapid Assessment on Fisheries Management Capacity (Timor-Leste)   Provide technical assistance to Local Governments for LRFT (Philippines)   Develop pilot EAFM model for replication (Papua New Guinea)

14. R3. MPA Management Improved  Develop and implement community outreach campaigns to catalyze MPA planning support (Malaysia)  Establish a network of MPAs covering 60,000+ ha in Bali including NTZs (Indonesia)  Provide technical support to rangers for MPA monitoring/surveillance (Papua New Guinea)  Develop Marine Management Capacity Development Plan for Nino Konis National Park (East Timor)

15. R4. Climate Change Adaptation Improved  Conduct CCA regional exchanges to assist CT6 identify country priorities for action, and identify funding resources.  Develop CC Vulnerability Assessment training module for replication across CT  Launch Climate Change scientific network and portal  Conduct scientific assessments on climate change impact, and train in information acquisition and use

16. Life of Project Impact  Demonstration of a fully integrated approach to coastal resource management in at least one priority site in each country, providing lessons learned and best practices for replication across the region;  Sustainable management practices promoted by the Program are fully imbedded in the policies and institutions in each of the countries and supported by budgets;  Operationalized, sustainable permanent Regional Secretariat to drive the implementation of the RPOA until completion and continue knowledge sharing and coordination among the CT6 countries; and  At least 10 sustained public-private partnerships in place across the region. 

17. c Thank You