
Effective Integration Approach of Integrated Coastal Zone Management in the Countries of North Africa
Grantee Name: Living Planet Tunisia
- Hotspot
- Mediterranean Basin
- Location
- Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia
- Amount
- $135,627
- Dates
- Jan 2016 – Apr 2017
- Keywords
- Biodiversity mainstreaming, Capacity building, Community-based conservation, Education
Build on the results of WWF's Sea-Med and Thetis Conseil's projects by strengthening the capacities of local civil society on Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) in five sites from three countries of North Africa: Ghar El Melh (Tunisia); Guerbès (Algeria); and Cap des trois fourches, Sebkha Bou Areg and Moulouya (Morocco). Mobilize stakeholders from civil society and local governments around a shared vision, and support the establishment of a platform for dialogue on each site. Following a needs assessment, develop specific training modules on coastal zone management, adapted to the national regulations. Advocacy work is also launched at the regional level, with a review of national regulations, exchange of experience between countries, including for parliamentarians from each country, in the context of the operationalization of the Madrid Protocol on ICZM in North Africa.
1 Promote civil society involvement in Integrated Coastal Zone Management to minimize the negative effects of coastal development in three priority corridors (Southwest Balkans, Cyrenaican Peninsula, and Mountains, Plateau
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