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Participatory Land Use
Planning and awareness raising In Papua New Guinea
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1:25,000 scale (5x vertical exaggeration)
Participatory 3D Model of Manus Province, PNG
(September, 2011).
Note:
The model measuring 2.6 m x 5 m ( 8,125 km2
on the ground) has been the 2nd Participatory
3D Model constructed in Papua New Guinea.
Nearly 100 participants carried out
a ‘participatory 3D modelling’ (P3DM) training and
activity. These men, women and youth were from every
corner of Manus and its surrounding islands, from
local community groups and community representatives,
local NGOs and local government. Collectively, they
created a large model (1:25,000 scale) of the province,
and transposed their local knowledge of features
and land-use changes, and interpreted maps and existing
data, to provide a detailed, verified, geo-referenced
living landscape of the province. With many of the
national and provincial planners having joined the
energetic model building efforts during the week,
they were all formally invited to a final presentation
by the P3DM participants. This gave a platform to
present their view of Manus and discuss their perspective
on requirements for current and future development
plans (Hardcastle, 2011).
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View
P3DM Where ? in a larger map
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Recommended readings:
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Method/tools:
P3DM and GIS
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Details on the exercise:
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Highest elevation on model: XXX
m a.s.l.
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Lowest elevation on model: 0
m a.s.l.
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Contour interval: 40 m
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Tips for
practitioners
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Image courtesy of
James Hardcastle © / 2011
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Image courtesy of
James Hardcastle © / 2011
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Image courtesy of
James Hardcastle © / 2011
Image courtesy of
James Hardcastle © / 2011
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Image courtesy of
Kenn Mondiai © / 2011
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Image courtesy of
Kenn Mondiai © / 2011
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Model produced in the framework
of the Australian Government / AusAID supported
project "Building the Resilience of Communities
and their Ecosystems to the Impacts of Climate
Change"
The project is implemented in
the context of the broader "Pacific Climate
Change Adaptation Partnership" funded by Australian
Government/AusAID, through TNC and implemented
by partners and communities in Solomon Islands,
PNG and Marshall Islands
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More case studies
on P3DM used in the context of Climate Change adaptation
around the globe
     
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