Titlebook: Coastal Zone Management Imperative for Maritime Developing Nations; Bilal U. Haq,Syed M. Haq,Jan H. Stel Book 1997 Springer Science+Busine

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-44902-7ent, the private sector, academic and research institutions? non-government organizations, local authorities and community groups. It is at the local level that national policy directions are translated into action and the essential working relationships in ICZM are put into practice through public involvement.

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R. E. Hecky,H. J. Kling,G. J. Brunskillterrestrial erosion rates probably will continue to increase (particularly in Asia), but the transfer of both water and sediment to the sea almost certainly will decrease as more dams and other river projects come into production.

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Ecology and Economics: Implications for Integrated Coastal Zone Managementthe associated economic activities was not appreciated until recently due to lack of knowledge, especially on the part of resource managers and policy and decision makers in majority of the developing countries.

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Coastal Zone Management in the Islands of the Western Indian Ocean populations. The development of Integrated Coastal Zone Management programs for whole islands or parts of them will be an important mechanism for sustainable management of the unique resources of the Western Indian Ocean. A qualitative assessment of coastal management in this region is attempted.