NATSCA Final Presentation by Carla Faner

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Exploring the Blue Economy

PRESENTER: FANER, CARLACATICLAN SEAPORT

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(The Blue Economy is a progressive metamorphosis from the Green Economy)

Green Economy

Blue Economy by Gunter Pauli


In 1900 our oceans contained at least six times more fish than 2009

CAN WE STOP OVERFISHING?

Worldwide about 90% of the stocks of large predatory fish stocks are already gone, Forever. That includes tasty dinner favorites like tuna and cod.

To continuously catch more fish than the system can naturally produce.

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Is it actually bad if the fish stocks disappear?

Maybe.Some fish can be savedIf we act now.

Millions of people rely on fisheries for their employmentOne billion people rely on fish as a key source of daily protein(that’s one in every seven humans alive on our planet)

Unless the current situation improves, stocks of all species currently fished for food predicted to COLLAPSED BY 2048.

Plenty of fish in the sea?

85% of the world’s fisheries are fully exploited, over exploited, depleted recovering from depletion.

Fishing industry support th livelihoods of 540 million approximately 8% of world’s population. The collapse fish stocks will lead to devastating effects to income and malnutrition to the world’s poorest nations relied upon the industry.


FISH CONTRIBUTION TO THE ECONOMY, 2012Sector

Quantity

(MT)% Value

('000 P)%

1. Aquaculture

2,541,965.39

52.4

92,289,924.68

38.3

2. Municipal Fisheries

1,280,849.03

26.3

79,527,365.50

33.5

3. Commercial Fisheries

1,042,317.88

21.4

65,894,183.81

27.7

Total4,865,132.30

100

237,711,473.99

100

52%

26%

22%

Quantity = 4,865,132.3 metric Tons

Aquaculture (2,541,965)

Municipal Fisheries (1,280,849)

Commercial Fisheries (1,042,318)

39%

33%

28%

value = 237.711 billion pesos

Aquaculture (92.29)

Municipal Fisheries (79.53)

Commercial Fisheries (65.89)

Region Commercial Municipal Aquaculture Total % share to total

IV-A 69,033.12 126,937.76 211,964.35 407,935.23 8.4

IV-B 44,849.72 175,855.09 464,942.74 685,647.55 14.1

VI 94,621.33 165,855.11 179,230.74 439,707.18 9.0

IX 209,489.27 123,155.28 266,020.27 598,664.82 12.3

ARMM 95,440.82 111,239.37 638,551.71 845,231.90 17.4

Total Fish Production, by Sector,

2012

Fish Productio

n, by Sector

and Region,

2012 (in MT)

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON FISHING

Effects on habitat• Explosive Fishing • Cyanide Fishing • Bottom Trawling

depletion of fish stocks

ISSUES

SOLUTION

WILD FISHING

reef damage and disease stock

Overfishing, Ecological Disruption, & By-catch

AQUAPONICS

An integration of two systems:Hydroponics and Aquaculture

Population growth projected to cause 36 countries to be either cropland or freshwater scarce by 2025.

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Exploring the Blue Economydeveloping the marine sovereignty in Caticlan through the seamless combination of three typologies: seaport, public market, and fish farm

Regional & International Connections

Connection to Shopping District

Connection to Business DistrictConnection

to Residential Areas

Caticlan

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Ocean forfood

Ocean fortransportation

Ocean forleisure

Ocean forhealth


AQUAPONICS

• Higher production rate • Provides income from two separate

products• Aquacultural waste products are used • A lot of current research and

improvements going on

• Natural fertilizer

• Good marketing – labelling

Growing Indoors

• Can be used underground and indoors

• Artificial lighting

• May be a life-saviour in post-apocalyptic scenario

helps conserve

water

"By growing our crops vertically, we are able to pack more plants per acre than we would have in a field farm, which results in more harvests per year" Robert Colangelo, founding farmer/president of Green Sense Farms

“We produce little waste, no agricultural runoff and minimal greenhouse gasses because the food is grown where it is consumed.”

increased production

economic benefitto the grower

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Benefits:

• Our system use up to 98% less water than conventional farming method• Produces up to 10x more vegetables and crops in the same

amount of space• Uses up to 75% less energy than almost any other farming

method• Guaranteed to be free from chemical fertilizers, pesticides

herbicides, fungicides.• Half of the labor is required by almost all other food production

methods• Eliminates weeds, pests, diseases, viruses, and pathogens• Can be applied in any situation and can be any size• Truly sustainable closed loop systems are created that provide all

the needs.


Species Local NameClupeidae

(sardines and hearings)

sardinella sp.

Manamsi

Tambilawan

Milk Fish Chanos-chanos sp.

BangusBangodlon

gShort mackerel Rastrellinger hysoma sp.

Hasa-hasa

Oceanic bonito Euthynus yaito sp.

Tulingan

Cichlidae (cichlids) Tilapia

sp.

TilapiaGuramiBal-A

KagtanDangaray

Bulit Tuna Alexis rochie sp.

Aloy

Mugilidae (mullets) Liza sp.1

Gusaw

Marbled grouper Epinepheus

fuscoquittatus sp.

Inid

BulinawPusit

Yellow-finned tuna Neothunnus macropterus

sp.

Tuna

bantaeaan

Long finnet mullet Mugil caeruleomaculatus sp.

Baeanak

Yellow leather jacket Scomberoicles lysur sp.

Dorado

Banded Barracuda Spharaena jello sp.

Bat-og

MangagatPhilippine Jack Hymmis

momsa sp.Mamsa

Scombridae (mackerels and tunas)

Scomberomorus sp.

Tangige

HagongMoon fish Mene maculate

sp.Bilong-bilong

Dorabs Chironcentrus dorabs sp.

Balila

Spotted slipmouth Leiognatus ruconius

Apotoe

Yellow finned goat fish Uperneus Sulphureus sp.

Ti-aw

Engraulidae (anchovies) Stolephorus sp.

Bulinaw

Indian sardines sardinilla longiups sp.

Tamban

Cutlass Trichiurus haumela sp.

Liwit

Red snapper Lutjanu sp.Malasugi/

Ubod

Fish species found in the municipal waters of Aklan

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Tilapia•Easy to bread•Fast Growing•Can withstand very poor water conditions•Require warm water

Trout•Great for cool temperatures (10°C -20°C)•Very fast growth rate•Excellent food conversion ratiosCarp•Good reproductive capabilities•Can adapt easily in various environments

Catfish•Need to be skinned because they don’t have scales•Fast growing•Good food conversion ratio

Largemouth Bass•Very varied diet•Small largemouth bass tastier in low temperature water

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TANBISAAN JETTY PORT

TABON PORT

DUMAGUIT PORT

CATICLAN JETTY PORTCAGBAN PORT

NEW WASHINGTON PORT

BATAN PORT

9 existing ports

4 major ports

5 other ports


Criteria Malay New Washington BatanPopulation - 5pts for Highly Densed; 3 pts for Slightly; 0 pts for less populated area 5 3 3

Accesibility - 5 pts for Train, Jeeps, Bus, and Fx; 3 pts for at least 2 modes of PUVs;

0 pts for no mode of transportation 5 3 3

Utilities - 5 pts for source of electricity and water source; 3 pts for electricity source; 0 pts for no source of electricity and water 5 3 3

Social & Residential - 5 pts for near to recreational areas (malls, city halls, parks,

sports facility, etc.); 3 pts for far away from recreational areas; 0 pts for very far) 5 3 3

Business Opportunity - 5 pts for high business progression; 3 pts for low

business progression; 0 pts for no possible business opportunity 5 3 3

Safety and Security - 5 pts for very low crime rate; 3 pts for low crime rate 0 pts

for high crime rate 3 3 5Development Impact - 5 pts very good; 3

pts for good; 0 pts for bad 5 3 3TOTAL 33 21 23

RANKING 1 3 2

MANOC-MANOC PORT

BULABOG PORT

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CATICLAN JETTY PORT

CAGBAN PORT

TANBISAAN JETTY PORT

TABON PORT


CriteriaCaticlan

Jetty PortCagban

Jetty Port

Population - 5pts for Highly Densed; 3 pts for Slightly; 0 pts for less populated area 3 5

Accesibility - 5 pts for Train, Jeeps, Bus, and Fx; 3 pts for at least 2 modes of PUVs; 0

pts for no mode of transportation 5 3

Utilities - 5 pts for source of electricity and water source; 3 pts for electricity source; 0

pts for no source of electricity and water 5 5

Social & Residential - 5 pts for near to recreational areas

(malls, city halls, parks, sports facility, etc.); 3 pts for far away from recreational

areas; 0 pts for very far) 3 5

Business Opportunity - 5 pts for high business

progression; 3 pts for low business progression; 0 pts

for no possible business opportunity 5 5

Safety and Security - 5 pts for very low crime rate; 3 pts for low crime rate 0 pts for

high crime rate 5 3

Development Impact - 5 pts very good; 3 pts for good; 0

pts for bad 5 3TOTAL 31 29

RANKING 1 2

*CATICLAN JETTY PORT– BUSIEST RORO FACILITY OF THE SRPNH (STRONG

REPUBLIC NAUTICAL HIGHWAY) ASIDE FROM BEING THE GATEWAY TO BORACAY

MANOC-MANOC PORT

BULABOG PORT

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RIVER / CREEKS

NATIONAL ROAD

FOREST LAND

SWOT ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS• LOCAL ACCESS

ROADTHE ZONE INCLUDES A STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT ACCESS ROAD. THIS IMPORTANCE EMANATE FROM THE VICINITY OF KALIBO, AS AKLAN WEST ROAD SERVES AS AN IMPORTANT ACCESS ROUTE TO/FROM THE CAPITAL OF AKLAN AND TO/FROM OTHER PROVINCES.

• NEIGHBORING ACTIVITIES

GIVEN THE SITE’S LOCATION, THE ROUTE TO THE SITE PASSES THROUGH HOTELS, RESORTS AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS HARMONIZES THE OBJECTIVE OF BUIDLING AN INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE SEAPORT.

• AIRPORT CONNECTIONS

THIS REFERS BOTH TO PHYSICAL ROAD CONNECTIONS AND TO BUSINESS SERVICE CONNECTIONS. BOTH ASPECTS ARE IMPORTANT.

NORTHWEST PANAY PENINSULA NATURAL PARK

BORACAYISLAND

ARIEL’S PT.

HINUGTAN BEACH IGNITO CAVE

HUROM-HUROMSPRING

LEGENDS

AKLAN WEST ROAD

LIVE CORAL BEDS

DIVE SITE

AIRPORT

SEAPORT

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PRESENTER: FANER, CARLACATICLAN SEAPORTSWOT ANALYSIS

• SIZE AND LAYOUT

THE TOTAL FLOOR SPACE ARE AVAILABLE FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT IS12,000 M2. THE LAYOUT IS LINEAR, ALTHOUGH THIS MAXIMIZES ON THE WATERFRONT LOCATION, IT REDUCES AVAILABLE DEPTH FOR ACCOMODATING USES WHICH DO NOT ESSENTIALLY NEED TO BE LOCATED ON THE WATERFRONT

AREA OF RECLAMATIONEXISTING JETTY PORT

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL

COMMERCIAL

OPEN PARKINGAREA

OPEN PARKINGAREA

TO MALAY PROPER TO

CATIC

LAN

AIR

PO

RT

TO

KA

LIBO

1,638.85 m²17,735.06 m²

WEAKNESS

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1 KM / RADIUS

SWOT ANALYSIS

OPPORTUNITIES• GEOGRAPHIC

LOCATIONCATICLAN JETTY PORT’S LOCATION NEAR THE BOARACAY ISLAND MAKES IT AN IDEAL PLACE FOR THIS TYPE OF DEVELOPMENT. ITS POSITION MAKES IT AN IDEAL LOCATION FOR HUBBIN, STARTING, AND ENDING CRUISES IN CATICLAN

• SUPPORT FACILITIES

IN ORDER TO MAKE THE DEVELOPMENT MORE ECONOMICALLY ATTRACTIVE, IT IS REALISED THAT OTHER FACILITIES WILL BE NEEDED IN ORDER TO SUPPORT, ENCOURAGE, AND INCREASE THE VIABILITY OF THE PRIMARY FUNCTION.

• OTHER RELATED PROJECTS

FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS FOR HOTEL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES ARE SIGNIFICANT.

• AIRPORT INFRASTRACTURE

GODOFREDO P. RAMOS AIRPORTIS AFEW MINUTES DRIVE FROM THE SITE. THROUGH INCREASED COLLABORATION WITH THE CRUISE OPERATORS, AND SEA PASSENGER TERMINAL OPERATORS, DIRECT LINK WOULD FACILITATE EASY, FAST AND EFFICIENT TRASPORTATION OF PASSENGERS AND LUGGAGE WOULD BE POSSIBLE

BORACAYISLAND

NORTHWEST PANAY PENINSULA NATURAL PARK

ARIEL’S PT.

HINUGTAN BEACHIGNITO CAVE

HUROM-HUROMSPRING

LIVE CORAL BEDS

BEACH

DIVE SITE

AIRPORT

SEAPORT

LEGENDS

MOUNTAIN

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CATICLAN JETTY PORT

54 KM

52 KM

THREAT• PROXIMITY TO

KALIBOAKLAN’S CAPITAL MUNICIPALITY, KALIBO, IS TWO HOURS AWAY FROM THE PORT. A SAID PROPOSAL FOR A NEW SEAPORT TO BE LOCATED IN KALIBO MAY CAUSE THE PORT TO LESSEN # OF THE USERS OF THE PORT.

HUROM-HUROMSPRINGS

KATUNGGANMANGROVE

FOREST

JAWILIFALLS

BUGANG RIVER

IGNITO CAVE

ARIEL’S PT.

HINUGTAN BEACH

TINIGBAS MARINESANCTUARY

MARBLE MOUNTAIN MT. SIBALIW

MUSEO ITAKEAN

BAKHAWAN ECO-PARK

MALAY

KALIBO

SWOT ANALYSIS

BEACH

DIVE SITE

AIRPORT

SEAPORT

LEGENDS

MOUNTAIN

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COMMERCIALRESIDENTIAL

LEGENDS

AREA OF RECLAMATIONEXISTING JETTY PORT

1,638.85 m²17,735.06 m²

gross usable area,single storey

footprint, urban contextmulti-story organization

public marketseaport terminal

fish farm

sea side*external trade & transportation

land side*internal trade*

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NATSCA Final Presentation by Carla Faner

Environment

collapse fish stocks

total fish production

commercial fisheries

municipal fisheries

carla caticlan seaport

worlds fisheries

carla caticlan seaport

blue economy presenter