Coastal Communities
Natural radioactivity of surface and ground water samples in coastal communities of delta state, nigeria
... 2005, Ajayi and Adesida, 2009). The aim of this paper is to identify and determine the activity concentrations of natural radionuclide in surface and tap water (bore holes) from five coastal communities in ...
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Potential profitability of pearl culture in coastal communities in Tanzania
... for coastal communities in Tanzania that depend directly on exploitation of marine ...for communities to be able to run a sustainable and profitable enterprise, development of a sustainable source of ...
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Climate change impact on coastal communities in Malaysia
... This study sheds some light on certain main points regarding perception, awareness and knowledge level of those affected by climate change. From the research results, it is recommended that the mass media need to be ...
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Livelihood diversification in tropical coastal communities: a network-based approach to analyzing 'livelihood landscapes'
... In this section, we use the network measures to further explore initial findings of a ‘‘composition effect’’ [16] in coastal communities in the Western Indian Ocean [11]. In general, according to the ...
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Economic Empowerment Strategy for Coastal Communities in Indonesia
... of coastal communities and fishermen has not taken into account the value of utilization of a comprehensive resource so that the emerging undervaluation of fishery resources (Messie, ...of coastal ...
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Project Report: Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Coastal Communities
... for Municipal Operations Construction Activities Permits All construction activities 1 acre or larger must obtain a permit, and those less than 1 acre must obtain a permit if they are part of a larger common development ...
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The Use of Coastal Reservoirs and SPP Strategy to Provide Sufficient High Quality Water to Coastal Communities
... the coastal reservoir. The size of a coastal reservoir should be large enough to supply an adequate amount of water to the users during winter when the wetland cannot effectively treat the river ...
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Building adaptive capacity to climate change in tropical coastal communities
... 1| Five domains of adaptive capacity to climate change: Assets, Flexibility, Social... interactions can occur among any of the domains, not just the neighbouring ones.[r] ...
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Cyclone Evacuation Route Identification Using GIS for Coastal Communities in
... (4000 people) of the cyclone shelter number one.. infrastructures) of total infrastructures are of low and very low vulnerability that can also be used as 269. shelter during cyclones[r] ...
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Effect of Community Participation in Access to Social Services: A Case Study of Hazina Ya Maendeleo Ya Pwani Approach in Coastal Kenya
... in coastal Kenya. Kenya Coastal Development Project (KCDP), a World Bank funded multi-sectoral initiative, implemented its Community Development Fund popularly referred to in Swahili as Hazina Ya Maendeleo ...
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Comparative Analysis of Food Security Status of Farming Households in the Coastal and the Forest Communities of Central Region of Ghana
... the Coastal communities were higher than those in the forest ...the coastal areas consume far lower than their recommended daily calorie intake than food insecure households in the forest ...forest ...
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Education to increase climate change adaptation for a Vietnamese community's coastal members
... Vietnamese coastal communities have been affected by climatic shocks and stresses including saline intrusion, erosion, floods, storms, typhoons, droughts, and sea level rise (Tam, Batelaan, & Beyen, ...
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Current and future climate change adaptation of a vulnerable coastal community on the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand : a thesis submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Planning at Massey University, Manawatu, New Zealand
... vulnerable communities as the apparent correspondence between the underlying principles of the guide (MFE, 2008b) and the local narratives as presented in the previous chapter have ...lying coastal ...
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY COMMUNITY BASED FARM ON GRACILARIA PRODUCTION IN LA UNION (PHILIPPINES)
... three coastal communities in Rosario, La Union thru the community based ...the coastal shore adjacent the residents of cooperators for easier farm management especially in monitoring and ...
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Private sector partnership as an adaptive capacity change mechanism: a coastal fishing community meets tourism in Cambodia
... clearly. Coastal communities dependent on natural resources have been identified as being particularly susceptible to climate change ...threats. Coastal areas are also prime real estate for tourism ...
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16buildingthecapacity.pdf
... for coastal communities throughout the world. To assist coastal cities and towns in effectively managing and preparing for climate change risks, we need to find ways to enhance local capacity, ...
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Current Potential of Seaweeds Cultivation in South Asian Coastal Regions
... these coastal areas have been and will continueto be depleted of resources on which the very lives of the coastal populationdirectly or indirectly ...shallow coastal areas is best dramatized by ...
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Chapter5APUSH
... The major concern of Indians was the growth of the colonial population in the British coastal communities.. Simultaneously, Indian populations continued to decline...[r] ...
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Carrying Infrastructure Capacity Planning for the Development of Losari Coastal Area in Makassar City
... in coastal areas will be effective when utilizing the potentials as a basis for the ...Losari coastal area in Makassar City, indicate, among other things: ...in coastal areas is already quite ...
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Strengthening threatened communities through adaptation: insights from coastal Mozambique
... Coastal communities are facing increasing challenges to their daily ...variability, coastal systems are facing new sources of change linked, for example, to overfishing, climate change, and global ...
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