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Coastal region and small island papers 17
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| Foreword (English, Gujarati) | ||||
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| Chapter 1 | Introduction | |||
| Chapter 2 | Environmental and social change | |||
| Chapter 3 | Identifying and developing consensus on the main issues | |||
| Chapter 4 | Towards a framework for conflict management at ASSBY | |||
| References | ||||
| Annex I | Field Project Summary | |||
| Annex II | Field Project Assessment | |||
| Annex III | Related articles on the Wise Coastal Practices for Sustainable Human Development forum | |||
| Other CSI titles | Map showing the location of the Alang-Sosiya ship-breaking yard | |||
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Copyright: The black and white photographs in this document are copyrighted by Anne Ebner and may not be reproduced without the copyright holder’s written permission. All other material in this document may be reproduced freely providing the source is clearly cited and a copy of the resulting publication or document is sent to the UNESCO (Paris) address below.
This document should be cited as:
UNESCO, 2004. Impacts and challenges of a large coastal industry. Alang-Sosiya Ship-Breaking Yard, Gujarat, India.
Coastal region and small island papers 17, UNESCO, Paris, 65 pp.
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Report written by: Derek Elias, based on the following project reports:
Bhavnagar University (2000). UNESCO-CSI Pilot Project on Coastal Management of Alang and Sosia Ship-Breaking Yard: Report on Phase 1 of Project (Environmental Analysis). Bhavnagar University: Bhavnagar, Gujarat.
Bhavnagar University (2001). Sustainable Development of Alang-Sosiya Ship-Breaking Yard: Report on Phase 2 of Project (Stakeholder Issues). Bhavnagar University: Bhavnagar, Gujarat.
Joshi, V., R. Abdi and N. Gohil (2003). Socio-Cultural and Ecological Impact of Alang and Sosiya Ship-Breaking Yard: Third Phase Report on Stakeholders' Convergence. Centre for Social Studies, Surat and Bhavnagar University, Gujarat.
Photo credits:
Cover and all black and white photographs by Anne Ebner © 2003
(a.ebner@berlin.de).
Colour photographs courtesy of Bhavnagar University,
Gillian Cambers, Derek
Elias, Dirk Troost.
Design and layout: Aïnhoa Menchaca (based on
an original design by Eric Loddé)
Web version: Claire Blackburn
Published in 2004 by the
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization
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© UNESCO
2004
(SC-2004/WS/42)
