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As clearly indicated in Lima Action Plan as adopted by MAB-ICC on March 19 th  2016; UNESCO’s MAB will harness lessons learned by communicating and sharing information so that the WNBR (World Network of Biosphere Reserves) could develop appropriate but effectively functioning model of sustainable development for each site of World Biosphere. Appropriate management model for an ecosystem including its potential natural resources should get improved over time, “mainly in terms of governance, collaboration, and net working within the MAB and WNBR, by developing effective external partnership to ensure long term viability” (MAB-ICC, 2016). Clearly, a totally comprehensive ecosystem and multi-resource management must be prepared in order to fulfil the UNESCO’s expectation. Ecosystem management is more on-site oriented action, while multi-resource management is needed to control all socio-economic interests of the nearby people for the sake of their livelihoods. Of course the indigenous interests to those resource potentials must be fulfil selectively and directly connected with innovative roles of all other business actors as off-site economic beneficiaries. Hence, all activities (on-site and off-site CBBS-WB) have to come along with environmentally sound development strategies. There are 30 points of integrated management being offered herewith for effective execution.

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Public and Private Partnership for Sustainable Resource Use Initiative (Strategically Comprehensive Management To Back Up Formal Status of The ‘Cagar Biosfir Berbak-Sembilang’ as Another Targeting Site for The World Biosphere)