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Conserving Marine Biodiversity through Enhanced Marine Park Management and Inclusive Sustainable Island Development

**Project Activities 2007**
	Mar - June	UNDP Project Management Unit established International Chief Technical Advisor (ICTA) confirmed Weekly Team Meetings Visit to FRIM-Peat Swamp Project Project Site visits to Redang, Tioman, Sibu and Tinggi Islands Briefing to Director and staffs of Marine Park Section Inception Briefing to stakeholders of 3 state agencies
	Jul - Sept	Weekly PMU Meetings Established Project Logical Framework and Outcome Indicators Inception Workshop at Tioman
	Oct - Dec	Established 1st National Steering Committee Meeting Established Tioman Rakan Park

**Project Activities 2008**
Jan - Mar	Procurement for Selection of Consultant Setting up of State Steering Committees and selection of State Coordinators Participation in IYOR 2008 Malaysia Site visit & discussion with school representatives for Awareness Programme Two Project Officers participated in ‘Train the Trainers’ workshop
Apr - June	Inception Report published Awareness programs for school children (Coral Reef Camp) started in Redang, Perhentian, Tioman & Sibu-Tinggi Tioman OUR Heritage & launching of Rakan Park Tioman Established SSC Pahang, Terengganu & Johor Microsoft Access training Established policy for stakeholder groups Establishment of Indicators

	Jul - Sept	Coral Reef Camp (Part 2) with 20 students of S.K. Pulau Redang Beach/reef clean-ups at Redang, Perhentian, Tioman and Tinggi Launched & established policy for Redang Reef Rangers Water quality Monitoring Open Water Scuba course for 11 DMPM staffs & locals from Tinggi Island Research Planning Workshop
	Oct - Dec	Coral Reef Camp (Part 2) with 80 students from S.K. Pulau Perhentian and 23 students from S.K. Mukut & S.K. Juara, Tioman Reef Check Eco-Diver course for 13 DMPM staffs Open Water Scuba course for 19 locals from Redang & 6 locals from Tioman Island Mate Domestic course for 17 locals from Redang, Tioman & Sibu-Tinggi Island JKKK Redang & Perhentian visit to Tioman Island Yu Besar & Yu Kecil resource survey 2nd NSC meeting

**Project Activities 2009**
Jan - Mar	Appointment of Consultant (University of Malaya Consultancy Unit – UPUM) Site visits with Consultants Coral Reef Camp (Supporting Activities) with 60 students in Redang & Perhentian; 40 students in Tioman Publication of 1st edition of TERUMBU (DMPM Newsletter) Placement of Project Officers at State Offices as Directors
Apr - June	Consultants’ Site Visit & socialisation continued Established Tinggi Rakan Park Coral Reef Camp with 60 students from S.K. Pulau Redang and S.K. Pulau Perhentian Save Redang, Love Our Heritage (beach clean-up) COT Clean-ups in Tioman & Aur-Pemanggil 2nd SSC Meetings Mate Domestic course for 11 locals from Redang & Perhentian Policy Meeting between the consultants, DMPM and relevant agencies RTM X-Plorasi shooting in Redang

	Jul - Sept	Consultants’ Site Visit & socialisation continued Coral Reef Camp with 30 students from S.K. Kg Tekek, Pulau Tioman Buoy Installation Program with Tioman Rakan Park RTM X-Plorasi shooting in Tioman & Sibu-Tinggi 3rd NSC Meeting Mate Domestic course for 20 locals from Redang DMPM Monitoring Program Coordination Meeting Established National Working Committee for Coral Reef Monitoring Policy Workshop (Consultants) User Requirement Study for Marine Park Database
	Oct - Dec	Appointment of New Project Officers Retreat to Finalise the Marine Park Act draft Mesyuarat SSC kali ke-3 Reef Watchers Programme in Tioman 4th NSC Meeting

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