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Sustainable Coastal Tourism in Africa
Badagry: A Walk through the Slave Route
COAST Newsletter Launch
GEF International Waters Science Conference
UNWTO Consultant Mission to Tanzania
EMS TEST Country Trainings
UNWTO Bio-Diversity Champions Workshop
2nd Edition of COAST Project Newsletter Launch
COMESA issues media statement ahead of sustainable tourism forum in Nairobi
First COMESA forum promotes sustainable tourism
Comesa bloc plans borderless tourism market
Tanzania: Promote Sustainable Tourism, Says Iddi
First destination member from Ghana joins ICTP
Sustainable Coastal Tourism in Africa
Sustainable Coastal Tourism In the NEWS
Sustainable Tourism News in Africa
Watamu Still Far from Exploiting its Potential
Senegal secures its sealine
SECURITY: Is Africa's maritime strategy all at sea?
Seychelles Sustainable Tourism Label Certifies Three Hotels
Gambia: COAST project pave the way for better managing cleanliness in the country
Mozambique creates Africa’s largest coastal marine reserve
A SUSTAINABLE PATH FOR LARGE-SCALE COASTAL TOURISM IN MEXICO
New GEF Report Unveils Innovative Approach To Saving Global Oceans
UN agency welcomes General Assembly’s adoption of resolution on Eco-tourism
Catalysing Ocean Finance UNDP Publication
Why Knowledge Management is Vital for the COAST Project Success
The Future We Want From Rio+20: Analysis of Outcomes on Coastal and Marine Ecosystems in the Sustainable Coastal Tourism Context
Chinese appetite for shark fin soup devastating Mozambique coastline
Gambia: Coast Project Calls for Responsible Tourism, Protection of Coastal Environment
The COAST Project’s Governance and Management Mechanisms for Sustainable Tourism in Coastal Areas in Africa
Working Towards a Shared Vision for Sustainable Coastal Tourism in Kribi, Cameroon
Nigeria: The Problem of Wastes and Plastics
Angola: Rehabilitating Angola's Protected Coastal Areas
Tourists sight rare turtle hatchings
Eco-Resorts: The World's 10 Most Relaxing Destinations For Sustainable Tourism (PHOTOS)
Sustainable tourism a win-win for nature conservation and the economy
The Gambia, Training Seminar on Tourism and Biodiversity, from 23 to 25 April 2013
THE COAST PROJECT WORKING TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE COASTAL TOURISM THROUGH ECO-TOURISM: SHOWCASING ACTIVITIES, RESULTS AND LESSONS FROM KARTONG DEMO SITE IN THE GAMBIA
The COAST Project Supports a Web-raising Training at the Watamu Demo Site
UNIDO SUPPORTS THE WATER PROJECT IN CHIPANDE COMMUNITY, WATAMU DEMO SITE AREA
The Chumbe Island Coral Park in Zanzibar: A Model of Financially, Ecologically and Socially Sustainable Marine Park Management
UNEP Strengthened and Upgraded to Implement The Future We Want
Health of oceans 'declining fast'
New - The Sustainable Tourism Governance and Management Publication
THE COAST PROJECT AT THE GEF IWC7 CONFERENCE IN BARBADOS
The COAST Project Working to Integrate Reef and Marine Recreation Management Principles in East Africa: Case Studies from Kenya Mozambique and Tanzania
The COAST Project Sharing Results on the Seychelles Sustainable Tourism Label (SSTL)
UNIDO UNVEILS THE CHIPANDE WATER PROJECT IN KILIFI COUNTY, WATAMU DEMO SITE AREA
3rdCOASTProjectNewsletterEditionJune20133.pdf

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