Coastal

"Human impacts, coupled with global climate change are placing increased pressures on coastal environments. During the last three decades, in response to the growing problems of coastal zones, many countries have introduced Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) as a mechanism to effectively manage the coastal zone and the conflicts of interest arise from competition for coastal space and resources. However many ICZM schemes in the developing countries have failed at the implementation stage as a result of inadequate institutional and management capacity, as well as a lack of decentralization for the community in implementing local integrated coastal management. Hence, decentralization of ICZM is necessary to deal with the extensive geographical problems and the tremendous social and cultural diversity of communities… Hossam Samir Ibrahim, DECENTRALIZATION IN THE EGYPTIAN COASTAL MANAGEMENT Journal of Coastal Development is a leading international journal that aims to showcase research in all areas of coastal development. Articles submitted are peer-reviewed by the highly skilled Editorial Board Members who guarantee quality, value and scientific originality. OMICS International is one of the few well-established Open Access publishers in the world. It has, to date, more than 700+ peer-reviewed journals. OMICS Group covers various fields, including Coastal Developemnt, Medicine, Engineering & technology and Life sciences, and has around 50,000+ editorial board members who insure the quality and originality of OMICS scientific journals."
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