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MCM 222 Socio-Economic Aspects in Coastal Environmental Management

ND2 levelManagement & Administration15 topics

MCM 222 covers 15 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Background to Integrated Coastal Management
  2. Sustainability and Sustainable ICM
  3. Stakeholder Claims and Visions in Coastal Environments
  4. Holistic Approach to ICM
  5. Stakeholders in Coastal Management
  6. Stakeholder Interaction Processes
  7. Social Change in the Nigerian Coastal Environment
  8. Urbanization, Industrialization and Calamities in Coastal Societies
  9. Livelihoods Along the Coast
  10. Sustainable Livelihood Framework
  11. Vulnerability and Resilience
  12. Changing Livelihood Dynamics
  13. Indigenous and Traditional Knowledge
  14. Property Rights and Resource Claims
  15. Policies, Governance and Implementing Agencies in Coastal Management

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Background to Integrated Coastal Management

Integrated Coastal Management (ICM) is a holistic approach that seeks to balance environmental protection, socio‑economic development, and resource use along coastlines. Mastering its background—its origins, guiding principles, and the stakeholders involved—helps students understand why ICM is essential for sustainable coastal governance and how it differs from traditional, sector‑specific management.

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