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Regional State of the Coast Report Western Indian Ocean
Page 1: Regional State of the Coast Report
Page 5 and 6: Editor José Paula Lead Authors Jar
Page 7 and 8: Foreword Western Indian Ocean V
Page 9 and 10: PREFACE Western Indian Ocean VII
Page 11 and 12: acknowledgements It is with profoun
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Page 15 and 16: List of Contributors Laurie BARWELL
Page 17 and 18: Western Indian Ocean XV
Page 19 and 20: Table of Contents Table of contents
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Page 39 and 40: Part I Summary José Paula
Page 41 and 42: Executive summary Executive Summary
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1. Planet: Oceans and life often tr
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1. Planet: Oceans and life Table 1.
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1. Planet: Oceans and life being co
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1. Planet: Oceans and life Cole, J.
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1. Planet: Oceans and life Western
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II . The context of the assessment
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Part III Assessment of Marine Biolo
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8 Shelf Sediments and Biodiversity
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III . Assessment of marine biologic
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4 Beaches and the Nearshore Joseph
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4. Beaches and the nearshore BOX 4
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4. Beaches and the nearshore Kenya,
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4. Beaches and the nearshore ongoin
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6 Coral and Biogenic Reef Habitats
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6. Coral and biogenic reef habitats
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8 Shelf Sediments and Biodiversity
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10 Threatened Marine Species Matthe
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10. Threatened marine species 2000)
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10. Threatened marine species large
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10. Threatened marine species BOX 1
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10. Threatened marine species Refer
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10. Threatened marine species Speci
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10. Threatened marine species Table
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12 Summary on Marine Biological Div
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IV . Assessment of major ecosystem
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13 Scientific Understanding of Ecos
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15 Sea/Air Interaction Shigalla Mah
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15. Sea/air interaction Austral sum
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15. Sea/air interaction Anthropogen
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15. Sea/air interaction Group Crust
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15. Sea/air interaction Gruber, N.,
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17 Ocean-sourced Carbonate Producti
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17. Ocean-sourced carbonate product
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19 Summary on Major Ecosystem Servi
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V . Assessment of food security fro
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20 The Western Indian Ocean as a So
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20. The Western Indian Ocean as a s
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22 Mariculture Aviti Mmochi Opposit
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22. Mariculture nomic opportunities
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22. Mariculture others, 2010). A pr
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22. Mariculture Total production (T
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22. Mariculture further processing
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24 Summary of Food Security from Ma
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VI . Assessment of other human acti
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25 Maritime Activities Lynn Jackson
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25. Maritime activities Of the 205
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25. Maritime activities Table 25.2.
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25. Maritime activities shore. The
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27 Coastal Mining and its Influence
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31 Summary of Other Human Activitie
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VII . Scenarios, policy options and
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32 Scenarios: WIO Coastal and Marin
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34 Policy Analysis and Options Akun
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Part VIII Overall Assessment José
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36 Overall Assessment of the State
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VIII . Overall assessment N 0 500 1
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VIII . Overall assessment BOX 36.1.
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VIII . Overall assessment • Marin
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VIII . Overall assessment General r
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VIII . Overall assessment T.R., Coo
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ABBREVIATIONS ABNJ ACLME AEO AMCEN
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Abbreviations IOM IOSEA IOTC IPBES
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Abbreviations SIODFA Southern India
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Glossary Beach Nourishment - a proc
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