Editorial Team

Graham Haylor, STREAM Director
Le Thanh Luu, STREAM Vietnam National Coordinator
William Savage, STREAM Communications Specialist
Sonia Seville, STREAM Philippines National Coordinator
Thay Somony, STREAM Cambodia National Coordinator

Purpose

The STREAM Journal is published quarterly to promote participation, communication and policies that support the livelihoods of poor aquatic resources users in Asia-Pacific, and to build links within the aquatic resources management and other sectors across the region. The STREAM Journal covers issues related to people whose livelihoods involve aquatic resources management, especially people with limited resources, and government, non-governmental and international practitioners who work with them in communities. Such issues include learning, conflict management, information and communication technologies, aquatic resources management, legislation, livelihoods, gender, participation, stakeholders, policy and communications.

Another equally important purpose of the STREAM Journal is to provide an opportunity for seldom-raised voices to be heard and represented in a professional publication that is practical yet somewhat academic. The contents of the STREAM Journal should not be taken as reflecting the views of any particular organization or agency, but as statements by individuals based on their own experience. While authors are responsible for the contents of their articles, STREAM recognizes and takes responsibility for any editorial bias and oversights.

Distribution

The STREAM Journal is available in three formats:

•  An electronic PDF version which is printed and distributed by the STREAM Communications Hubs in each country
• A version which can be accessed and downloaded in PDF format from the Virtual Library on the STREAM Website at www.streaminitiative.org, and
• A printed version which is distributed by the NACA Secretariat.

Contribution

The STREAM Journal encourages the contribution of articles of interest to aquatic resources users and people who work with them. The STREAM Journal also supports community-level colleagues to document their own experiences in these pages.

Articles should be written in plain English and no more than 1,000 words long (about two A4 pages of single-spaced text).

Contributions can be made to William Savage, STREAM Journal Editor, at < savage@loxinfo.co.th>. For more information, contact Graham Haylor, STREAM Director, at < ghaylor@loxinfo.co.th>.