Benin Pilot Project - Project description

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Integrated Marine and Coastal Area Management Project (GIZMAC)

Project description

Components / Outcomes

Using Marine Spatial Planning (MSP), the legal and regulatory framework for the management of the marine and coastal zone in Benin is evaluated, analyzed and improved
Producing a State of the Marine Environment (SoME) report of Benin
Identifying two Ecologically or Biologically Significant Areas (EBSAs)
Ensuring governance, capacity building and communication

Partners

In addition to the Mami Wata implementing partners – GRID-Arendal and the Abidjan Convention (ABC) Secretariat – several collaborative institutions will play a key role in the project implementation. These include:

Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development
Ministry of Planning and Development
Ministry of Finance and Economy
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation
Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries
All national and public institutions involved in the management of Benin’s marine ecosystems and oceans;
Structures involved in monitoring the SDGs
NGOs

Project documents

Draft Decision CP13/8 on the governance of coastal and marine areas in the Abidjan Convention area

Report of the Thirteenth Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Convention for Cooperation in the Protection, Management and Development of the Marine Environment and the Coastal Areas of the Atlantic Coast of West, Central and Southern African Region

Benin State of the Marine Environment (SoME) report

As part of the implementation of the Integrated Marine and Coastal Zone Management project (GIZMaC), the State of the Marine Environment (SoME) was assessed in Benin.

Ms. Faustine Sinzogan Coovi, GIZMaC Project Coordinator

https://vimeo.com/384735088/3a94368279 Ms. Faustine Sinzogan Coovi, GIZMaC Project Coordinator, presents the aim of the project, the multiple actors involved, and the importance of Marine Spatial Planning for Benin.