Stakeholders Engagement, Knowledge & Communications on Coastal Zone Management in West Africa (WACA West Africa)
Client
World BankDates
Start DateJune, 2016
Finish DateDecember, 2016
Country
ghana, ivory_coast_(cote_d`ivoire), benin, togo
Financing
95.043,47€ (109.300,00$USD)
Value of the services provided by WE&B
29.955,00 $USD
Project logo
Project website
Activities
- stakeholder engagement
- factsheets
- communication and citizen engagement
Description
The main objective was to set up a process that lead to a community-based, local participation in policy communication, participatory awareness creation, targeted law enforcement and community level ownership of policy processes on coastal management.
Activities:
Phase 1. Project Articulation: Literature review and analysis of ongoing related activities
Phase 2. Knowledge Generation
Communication and Awareness Action Plan (CAAP) Development:
The CAAP outlined the specific methods, tools and activities that were employed as part of the WACA program to increase its impact and achieve its objectives.
Guidance Notes /Factsheets
Factsheets on sustainable coastal management in West Africa will be customized to different target audiences (private operators, mayors, decision-makers, civil society organizations, etc. Case studies (6): Presentation of 3 national and 3 international case studies which will be communicated amongst the West African coastal zone management communities
Knowledge exchange workshop:
The case studies and knowledge information will be disseminated in the workshop
Services provided by WE&B
WE&B developed the Communication and Awareness Action Plan. Engaging with the identified stakeholders to obtain their inputs into the development of the CAAP. WE&B investigated and drew up 15 Factsheets focussed on the Private (industry), Public and Civil Society Sectors. Example of Factsheet produced: http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/501101527764779933/pdf/KS-What-can-be-done-about-West-Africas-disappearing-sand.pdf
Project Partners
GlobalCAD