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The General Assembly of the Network of Parliamentarians and Local Elected Officials for Environmental Protection in West African Coastal Countries (APPEL) concluded on a decidedly positive note on...
The PRCM is looking for an Administrative and Financial Manager for its Bissau program. Under the hierarchical supervision of the Project Coordinator and functional RAF of the PRCM, the RAF of the...
Dear partners and readers, After a brief summer break, we are starting the new season with enthusiasm. We have just completed the first nine months of the year. The past few months have been both...
With funding from the World Bank, the West Africa Coastal Areas (WACA) Project has emerged as a crucial initiative for preserving coasts and improving living conditions for communities in six West...
As part of the Sea Turtle Monitoring Project (STM) financed by the Regional Partnership for the Conservation of Coastal and Marine Areas in West Africa (PRCM), the Institute for Biodiversity and...
The 11th edition of the Regional Coastal and Marine Forum, organized by the Regional Partnership for Coastal and Marine Conservation in West Africa (PRCM), ended on Friday 26 April 2024 in Bissau...
The Bijagós archipelago located off the coast of Guinea-Bissau is a haven of natural beauty and remarkable biodiversity. However, this fragile ecosystem faces several threats, including overfishing...
The REDUCE Project is aimed at minimizing the bycatch of threatened megafauna in the Central East Atlantic. This initiative brings together over 13 partners from Africa and Europe. The Project was...
From 23 to 26 April 2024, Bissau hosted the 11th edition of the Regional Coastal and Marine Forum (FOMACO), bringing together more than 400 stakeholders committed to the conservation of the West...
Investigators from National Institute for Fisheries and Oceanography Research – INIPO, who monitor fishing landings, have confirmed the presence in Guinea-Bissau of a particularly rare shark...
As part of the Resilao project funded by the Fonds français pour l’environnement mondial, the PRCM is launching a call for proposals for the recruitment of a consultant (or team of consultants) to...
The Regional Partnership for Coastal and Marine Conservation in West Africa (PRCM) and its partners from the Integrated Management and Sustainable Development of the West African Coast (GIDEL)...
Registration for the 11th edition of the Regional Coastal and Marine Forum is now open. If you are interested in the activities and themes that will be discussed during the Forum, now is the time to...
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The call for expressions is CLOSED PRCM has received funding from the Blue Action Fund Foundation to carry out a socio-economic baseline study of the Blue Bujagos project concerning: For further...
The organising committee of the 11th edition of the Regional Coastal and Marine Forum, to be held from 22 to 26 April 2024 in Guinea Bissau under the theme: “Conservation, resilience and...
The Board of Directors of the PRCM is pleased to announce that the 11th edition of the Regional Coastal and Marine Forum will be held from April 22 to 26, 2024 in the Republic of Guinea...
Discussions about the energy sector’s future. Climate change, illicit fishing, and pollution pose risks to the MSGBC coastline, which is rich in biodiversity. The PRCM works with governments, civil...
The tenth meeting of the WACA ResIP Regional Steering Committee was held in Nouakchott, Mauritania on 12-13 July with the participation of the West Africa Regional Partnership for Coastal and Marine...
If the current trend is not reversed, Africa could surpass Asia and become the world’s largest contributor to plastic pollution. In West Africa, an alarming 80% of plastic waste is poorly...
During the scientific symposium on biodiversity organised by the MAVA Foundation from 8 to 10 May 2023 in Dakar, PRCM presented a new White Paper on Coastal and Marine Biodiversity in West Africa...
