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Coastal Planning

Coastal Planning

Our nation’s coastline is a vital source of national wealth and pride and many Belizeans depend on it for its numerous resources. Evidently, there may be conflicting interests for the different sectors that use the coastal zone which is why Integrated Coastal Zone Management is necessary for Belize. Coastal planning is the process used to make better decisions about the use of the coastal zone. It allows for consideration of many different uses of the coastal zone at once which allows for better decisions about uses and reduces potential conflicts that may arise from overlapping sectors.

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Data Management

Data Management

Coastal Zone Management Authority and Institute (CZMAI) manages a large amount of spatial data and non- spatial information. The Coastal and Marine Data Centre (CMDC) is an integral arm for the institute and other organizations that manage the coastal and marine areas of Belize by providing a framework for the analysis of resource management data.

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Sport Fishing

Sport Fishing

Sport fishing is fishing that is done either for pleasure or competition where the fish is caught and released, and not retained for the commercial purpose of selling, exporting or otherwise.

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Resilient Reefs Initiative

Resilient Reefs Initiative

The Resilient Reefs Initiative (RRI) is a global endeavour dedicated to supporting coral reefs and the communities reliant on them. The RRI aims to unite local communities, reef managers, and resilience experts to build local capacity and develop innovative solutions through a comprehensive Resilience Strategy to combat climate change and other local threats. By fostering collaboration among these diverse groups, the Initiative seeks to place people at the heart of decision-making processes in their countries.

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