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Floods in Senegal, are retention basins part of the solution?

In Dakar, Senegal, floods are major disruptions. Pape Goumba Lo, Geologist discusses solutions.  

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ACECoR and Japan advance integrated sediment management in West Africa

WACA Japan visits Ghana to assess coastal situation and future prospects based on coastal engineering.

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São Tome e Príncipe: WACA promotes safe port operations

In São Tome e Príncipe, WACA is boosting the capacity of the INM-STP to reduce risks.

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Regional Observatory of the West African Coast (ORLOA)

WACA and ORLOA partner to monitor coastal resilience in West Africa.   

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WACA as part of the solution in Unpacking the Plastics Challenge

This extract is part of an immersive story by the World Bank. Read story here. 

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WACA Project: Thomas Louis Price, WACA Bar Coordinator / IUCN Senegal Office talks about prospects

The eighth meeting of the Regional Steering Committee, what are the prospects?

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Blue Economy for Resilient Africa Program

Africa has an opportunity to unleash the potential to develop a resilient blue economy.

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Présentation à Abidjan d’une loi sur la protection du littoral ivoirien

La loi sur le littoral ivoirien, a entre autres pour objectifs de lutter contre l’érosion côtière.

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Grand-Lahou: visit to the Bandama River for the stabilization of the sandy beach

WACA Cote d'Ivoire accompanied by pre-selected companies visited to the Bandama River.

News
The Great Green Wall and the West Africa Coastal Areas Management (WACA) Programmes Case Study
- Washington DC

Africa Case Study: The Great Green Wall and The WACA Program, by Maria Sarraf.

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