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WIOSAP Demonstration Projects - United Republic of Tanzania

Coastal and marine resources provide numerous benefits to humans, including food, transportation, employment, leisure, protection from climate change, and more. However, inclusive, and integrated development planning and management of resources are imperative to ensure that future generations can enjoy these benefits.

In response to this imperative, the Nairobi Convention collaborated with government ministries and agencies, NGOs, training/research organizations, and other stakeholders to undertake projects that actualized the Implementation of the Strategic Action Programme for the Protection of the Western Indian Ocean from Land-Based Sources and Activities (WIO-SAP) at the national level.

Details of the specific projects in Tanzania are outlined in this dashboard.

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WIOSAP Demonstration Projects - Comoros

Coastal and marine resources provide numerous benefits to humans, including food, transportation, employment, leisure, protection from climate change, and more. However, inclusive, and integrated development planning and management of resources are imperative to ensure that future generations can enjoy these benefits.

In response to this imperative, the Nairobi Convention collaborated with government ministries and agencies, NGOs, training/research organizations, and other stakeholders to undertake projects that actualized the Implementation of the Strategic Action Programme for the Protection of the Western Indian Ocean from Land-Based Sources and Activities (WIO-SAP) at the national level.

Details of the specific project in Comoros are outlined in this dashboard.

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Narriman Jiddawi

Current job title: 
Senior Marine Scientist
Areas of expertise: 
Mariculture
Institution(s) associated with the expert: 
Women in Marine Sciences Association
State University of Zanzibar (TROCEN)

Dr Narriman Jiddawi has an MSC degree on Fisheries management  obtained at the University of North Wales, Bangor and a PhD on Marine sciences obtained from the University of Dar es salaam. She has worked extensively on issues related to mariculture, fisheries management and socio-economic women empowerment along the coast. She has also worked on Climate change projects and Blue economy.

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WIOSAP Demonstration Projects - Mozambique

Coastal and marine resources provide numerous benefits to humans, including food, transportation, employment, leisure, protection from climate change, and more. However, inclusive, and integrated development planning and management of resources are imperative to ensure that future generations can enjoy these benefits.

In response to this imperative, the Nairobi Convention collaborated with government ministries and agencies, NGOs, training/research organizations, and other stakeholders to undertake projects that actualized the Implementation of the Strategic Action Programme for the Protection of the Western Indian Ocean from Land-Based Sources and Activities (WIO-SAP) at the national level.

Details of the specific projects in Mozambique are outlined in this dashboard.

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Jacob Ochiewo (PhD)

Current job title: 
Assistant Director, Socioeconomics and Planning at Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI)
Institution(s) associated with the expert: 
Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI)

Dr. Ochiewo has competencies in Development studies, socioeconomic surveys, environmental economics including economic valuation of natural resources, causal chain analysis, project design and implementation, community development, governance, and natural resource policy analysis.

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WIOSAP Demonstration Projects - Somalia

Coastal and marine resources provide numerous benefits to humans, including food, transportation, employment, leisure, protection from climate change, and more. However, inclusive, and integrated development planning and management of resources are imperative to ensure that future generations can enjoy these benefits.

In response to this imperative, the Nairobi Convention collaborated with government ministries and agencies, NGOs, training/research organizations, and other stakeholders to undertake projects that actualized the Implementation of the Strategic Action Programme for the Protection of the Western Indian Ocean from Land-Based Sources and Activities (WIO-SAP) at the national level.

Details of the specific projects in Somalia are outlined in this dashboard.

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Virginie Tassin Campanella

Current job title: 
Founder & Director
Institution(s) associated with the expert: 
VTA Tassin
Attorney at law (Avocat à la Cour, Paris & Zurich Bar) specialised in Law of the Sea, International Organizations and Ocean Governance. 
 

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WIOSAP Demonstration Projects - Kenya

Coastal and marine resources provide numerous benefits to humans, including food, transportation, employment, leisure, protection from climate change, and more. However, inclusive, and integrated development planning and management of resources are imperative to ensure that future generations can enjoy these benefits.

In response to this imperative, the Nairobi Convention collaborated with government ministries and agencies, NGOs, training/research organizations, and other stakeholders to undertake projects that actualized the Implementation of the Strategic Action Programme for the Protection of the Western Indian Ocean from Land-Based Sources and Activities (WIO-SAP) at the national level.

Details of the specific projects in Kenya are outlined in this dashboard.

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Mwita Mangora

Current job title: 
University Lecturer and Research Scientist
Areas of expertise: 
Mangroves
Institution(s) associated with the expert: 
Institute of Marine Sciences - University of Dar es Salaam
Western Indian Ocean Mangrove Network

Dr. Mwita M. Mangora is Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Marine Sciences - Zanzibar of the University of Dar es Salaam. Dr. Mangora conducts research, training and consultancy on mangrove ecosystems protection, management, restoration and their role in safeguarding environmental integrity and supporting local, national and global economies and development.

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WIOSAP Demonstration Projects - Seychelles

Coastal and marine resources provide numerous benefits to humans, including food, transportation, employment, leisure, protection from climate change, and more. However, inclusive, and integrated development planning and management of resources are imperative to ensure that future generations can enjoy these benefits.

In response to this imperative, the Nairobi Convention collaborated with government ministries and agencies, NGOs, training/research organizations, and other stakeholders to undertake projects that actualized the Implementation of the Strategic Action Programme for the Protection of the Western Indian Ocean from Land-Based Sources and Activities (WIO-SAP) at the national level.

Details of the specific projects in Seychelles are outlined in this dashboard.

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