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Using customary law for fisheries and marine ecosystem restoration in Timor-Leste

Over three days, fishers, members of tara bandu – LMMA, community representatives and local authorities shared their experiences, discussed challenges and solutions to strengthen marine resource management.
Participants also explored the results of nine months of Tara Bandu – LMMA implementation in the field, observed marine biodiversity during a dive at Lian-Lidu, and took part in a mangrove planting activity in Hera.
This exchange highlighted the importance of community engagement for sustainable ocean conservation.
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