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Ghana - Building Local Capacity for Integrated Coastal Zone Management
COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT CAPACITY BUILDING PUBLIC AWARENESS MARINE ENVIRONMENT SMALL SCALE PROJECTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION PARTICIPATORY OPERATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION INCOME LEVELS RESOURCES MOBILIZATION ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SUPERVISION COLLABORATION EDUCATIONAL LEVEL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LEADERSHIP ACCOUNTABILITY BASIC SERVICES CAPACITY BUILDING COASTAL COMMUNITIES COASTAL ECOSYSTEM COASTAL MANAGEMENT COASTAL RESOURCE COASTAL ZONE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT COLLABORATION COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISCUSSION DOCUMENTS HABITATS INITIATIVE INTERVENTIONS ISLAND LEADERSHIP LEARNING WORKING RELATIONSHIPS COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT CAPACITY BUILDING PUBLIC AWARENESS MARINE ENVIRONMENT SMALL SCALE PROJECTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION PARTICIPATORY OPERATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION INCOME LEVELS RESOURCES MOBILIZATION ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SUPERVISION COLLABORATION EDUCATIONAL LEVEL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT LEADERSHIP
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Africa | Ghana
2012-08-13T09:50:09Z | 2012-08-13T09:50:09Z | 1998-04
During 1996 and 1997, a series of Bank-assisted workshops were held under the auspices of the Environmental Protection Agency, Ghana. They intended to: 1) raise awareness among coastal communities of the need for better management of the marine and coastal ecosystem; 2) identify the priority needs of coastal communities; 3) identify appropriate, cost-effective interventions for addressing these needs; 4) raise awareness of ongoing initiatives to support such interventions; and 5) assist coastal communities in the design of appropriate small-scale initiatives to address priority needs.
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