Papers 12

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Environment and development
in coastal regions and in small islands

(also in PDF)

Coastal region and small island papers 12

Photos courtesy of: Gillian Cambers, Giovanni Campeol, Chair UNESCO/UCAD, Brigitte Colin, Catherine Doux, Derek Elias, Heinz-Josef Heile, Alioune Kane, Hal Thompson, Dirk Troost, Y. Wibowo Design and layout: Eric Loddé Micheline Turner Web version: Claire Blackburn	MANAGING CONFLICTS OVER RESOURCES AND VALUES Continental coasts Results of a workshop on ‘Wise practices for coastal conflict prevention and resolution’ Maputo, Mozambique, 19-23 November 2001
		Foreword
		Table of contents
		List of Acronyms
		Executive summary
		1	Introduction
		2	Nature of the conflicts
		3	Resolution and prevention of conflicts
		4	Wise practice characteristics
		5	Ethical codes of practice
		6	Conclusions
Other CSI titles

Map showing the location of field projects and UNESCO university chairs in continental coastal regions covered by the workshop

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Reproduction is authorized, providing that appropriate mention is made of the source, and copies sent to the UNESCO (Paris) address below. This document should be cited as:

UNESCO, 2002. Managing conflicts over resources and values: Continental coasts. Results of a workshop on ‘Wise practices for coastal conflict prevention and resolution’, Maputo, Mozambique, 19–23 November, 2001. Coastal region and small island papers 12, UNESCO, Paris, 86 pp.

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