Madagascar

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National Coordinator
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Oil Spill Preparedness - At Sea and Shoreline Response

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Chief Service of Environmental Affairs
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International Maritime Organization (IMO) Focal Point

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Chief of Laboratory (Water and Food Quality Control and Analysis), National Center for Environmental Research
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Yves Jean Michel Mong is the current director of the National Center for Environmental Research (CNRE). He has worked in this research center since 1989, just one year after the creation of the center, where he had the privilege of working and enriching his professional experiences under the direction of the founder of the CNRE, Professor RAKOTOVAO Lala Henriette.

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Expert hydrologist and Environmentalist. He is responsible for hydrogeological surveys, i.e in other words groundwater and aquifer characterization, in-situ physico-chemical analysis, hydrogeophysical surveys and environmental impact studies.
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He is an expert hydrologist and Environmentalist.

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Ministry of Mines and Petroleum/HydroGeophysics- Geomatics
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GIS, Remote Sensing, Data Scientist Expert
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RANAIVOSOA Rija Mamitiana Olivier has been working at the ONE since 2006 as a GIS / remote sensing expert and data scientist at the department in charge of monitoring and managing environmental information system.He is familiar with data management process, and has been involved in the identification of indicators related to the environment.

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The Bombetoka Estuary is highly vulnerable to pollution from Mahajanga city’s tourism, agricultural, industrial, and other sectors. Tests of the water by the National Centre For Environmental Research (CNRE) indicate the presence of toxic heavy metals and hydrocarbons that pose serious risks to both human and marine life. The project will demonstrate how water quality and sediments can be improved by developing a regulatory framework and monitoring system—a framework which will provide the basis for the development of national wastewater standards.

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