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Second, bottom-up approach refers to employees’ feedback, meaning that the goals
are created in a participating space. Sometimes, they play an important role by
making decisions and sometimes they just speak up their ideas. They are separated by
teams in order to stablish the organization goals and then communicate to the
leadership. The advantages are that sometimes it can lead to a better performance
from the employees, because the feel listened and considered, so their productivity is
better, also people can set goals that are aligned to their needs and strengths; and,
most important employees can be the eyes and ears of the leaderships, watching the
processes. However, it has some disadvantages; for example, too much freedom can
slowdown the process and cause disorganization, also as they don’t have access to the
insight of the company, the goals may not be stablished as how the organization
should work. (Lee, 2021)
The management over the fisheries resources is usually and traditionally focus and
developed within the coastal states and common policies stablished by governments,
so the management is often a top-down approach. Generally, this approach has not
been effective enough to revert the going down situation for the fisheries and fishing
in general. I personally think that moving away from a top-down management and
eventually include and join a new approach, like the bottom-up, would help fisheries
move on into a governance more convergent and participative. In a case study done
in 2013, the authors said that fisheries can focus in MPA as a management tool to
stablished and evaluate their current management approach; thus, these tools can
benefit the fisheries industries by enhancing fisheries and resilience, and also to
conserve biodiversity, in case other management approaches do not work as they
should. (Arceo, Cazalet, Aliño, Mangialajo, & Francour, 2013)
I think that I have participated in a co-management decision only a few times. When I
was 15 years old, I went to a camp in New York for two months, where one day you
become the leader of the camp, that means that I worked with co-management with
the people in charge to make everything works. Considering this, I personally think
that co-management is a real option and if is stablished and organized well, it can be
very productive and affective.
Referencias
Arceo, H., Cazalet, B., Aliño, P., Mangialajo, L., & Francour, P. (may de 2013). Researchgate.
Obtenido de
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234026443_Moving_beyond_a_top-
down_fisheries_management_approach_in_the_northwestern_Mediterranean_Some
_lessons_from_the_Philippines