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Missão e objectivos específicos do projecto O projecto pretende defender e conservar o ambiente com a promoção de novos e aperfeiçoados sistemas de gestão de resíduos sólidos, de gestão e monitoramento de recifes, ecoturismo e eco-certificado, criando uma consciência pública, divulgando informações técnicas, promovendo a educação ambiental, elaborando e implementando códigos de conduta ambientais. Pretende-se também melhorar a actividade através da produção de algumas nova musicas com mensagem ambiental, a contratação de um grupo teatral para realizar apresentações com tema ambiental, realização de experiencias ambientais em escolas (mostrando o tempo de degradação de diferentes materiais) e, se possível, a produção de um segundo educativo e ambiental da ALMA;
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Changes in management practices resulting from such visits at demo sites Number and type of the BAPs Project publications and Stakeholders within the demo Revision 2 4) Captured, managed and disseminated information to assist in replication and uptake of best practices and lessons Activities contributing towards Result 4: 4.1 Targeted awareness raising to encourage enforcement of natural resource sustainable use and waste management within Ada estuary and RAMSAR site 4.2 Production of best practice guidelines for both local communities and visitors to the demo site 4.3 Design and disseminate HIV/AIDS and gender awareness materials widely within the demo project area in order to address equity concerns among stakeholders 4.4 Disseminate lessons of best practice and advances in Ghanaian integrated tourism destination planning and ecotourism through case studies that include tangible information on socio-economic and environmental and BATs documented and disseminated Number and type of media used to disseminate the project results and raise awareness website resources Number, type and extent of awareness raising events project area are willing to share their experiences with other areas and organisations beyond the demo project site Project publications and website resources Number and type of materials produced and the extent of their dissemination Number and type of information materials produced and the extent of their dissemination Availability of such information in demo sites, hotels, tour operator offices, and in their visitor packages and websites Stakeholder views and perspectives from participatory surveys Stakeholder views and perspectives from participatory surveys NB> This activity was not identified by the workgroup, but is included in the original design of the GEF project Revision 2 improvements
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COAST Project Progress Reports 1 Background Information 1.1 Project site Kartung, Tumani Tenda and Boat and Fishing Association of Denton Bridge (BFADB) Demo Sites 1.2 Reporting period May to December 2010 1.3 Relevant COAST Project theme (Sustainable Tourism BAPs/BATs, regulatory and policy arrangements, and sustainable financing, ecotourism, ICZM & land use planning, Governance and Management) 1.4 Executing agency/partnership update National Environment Agency (NEA) in collaboration with Gambia Tourism Authority (GTA) 2 Staff details of Executing Agency (applies to all personnel/experts/consultants/volunteers) working on behalf of the COAST project Functional Title Demo Site Coordinator Focal Point Focal Point Desk Officer Director Intersectoral Organisation/Department Nature of support (personnel, equipment, consultancy, training, communication, etc) National Environment Personnel, office space Agency (NEA) National Environment Personnel, office space Agency (NEA) Gambia Tourism Authority Personnel (GTA) National Environment Personnel, office space Agency (NEA) National Environment Personnel, office space Network Director Admin.
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(See appendix 1 and 2 for more detailed hotels and restaurants information) Other possible facilities and services include: - Dhow boat trips along the coast Fishing trips (sea and creek) Other cultural events and celebrations Picnic sites - Community based tours Bird Watching and other local nature tours Acrobat shows b) Other indirect local goods and services provided to tourists and tourism enterprises in the project area Sources of income found to be indirectly and occasionally related to tourism Activity Indirect income Fishing • • Selling food • • Cultural Performances Handicrafts Other tours Renting Rooms • • • • • • Fish that is caught in the creek is generally sold to fish mongers at the landing sites, who will take the fish and fry it and sell it on the side of the road. Specific issues addressed by WMA: • • • • • • • • Lack of environmental education and awareness within the community.
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UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION Project of Kenya Project number: Project title: Relationship to integrated programme UE/KEN/10/010 Demonstration and transfer of environmentally sound technology for water treatment Thematic area code EAE Starting date: ASAP Duration: 15 months Project site: Kenya Government Co-ordinating agency: Kenyan National Environmental Management Authority Counterpart: Executing agency/ cooperating agency: United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Project Inputs: - UNIDO inputs: - Support costs (13%): - Counterpart inputs: - Grand Total: €80,000 €10,400 €90,400 Brief description: The principal objective of this project is to contribute to an increase in the proportion of the population of the Watamu-Mida community with a clean and reliable supply of drinking water. 2 TECHNICAL DATA Length (operating– transport) Width (operating– transport) Height (operating– transport) Filtering capacity Filter cartridges - 20 inch Solar power 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