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Management of Coastal Recreational Resources 2011
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The 8th annual edition of this short intensive training programme took place in Malta between the 4th and 14th April 2011. It was organized by the Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Insular Coastal Dynamics (ICoD), and was sponsored by the Commonwealth Fund for Technical Cooperation of the Commonwealth Secretariat and the Malta Cooperation Programme of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.


Training Objectives

The programme provided hands-on training designed to enhance participants’ skills in support of the sustainable management of coastal leisure and recreational resources, within a broad objective of achieving economic development while protecting the natural resources upon which coastal tourism depends. The programme focused on the three main themes of beaches, yachting and niche tourism activities. The training course aimed to disseminate specialized knowledge as well as to provide a forum for discussion and consultation between participants and course faculty. Through the presentation of case studies and the sharing of participants’ work experiences at the national level, the course succeeded in achieving a significant level of skill transfer among the management personnel attending.
Training consisted of a combination of lectures and site visits/fieldwork concerning different aspects of coastal recreation. Lectures and case studies were presented by the local and foreign faculty, who also co-ordinated on-site fieldwork and trips to relevant sites around the Maltese Islands. Participants’ country presentations helped to form the basis for intensive discussions on the situations and techniques encountered in the real-life management of coastal recreational amenities.
 

Target Participants

This year’s edition of the programme was attended by 17 participants from the following Commonwealth countries: Kenya, Maldives, Malta, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, Bahamas, Malaysia, Montserrat, Samoa, St. Vincent & Grenadines and Tanzania.

The 9th edition of this training programme is planned for April/May 2012. Further details about the programme can be obtained by contacting Dr Anton Micallef or Mr Robert Caruana by email.

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Notices
IES COURSES OPENING IN OCTOBER

Applications now being accepted for undergraduate and postgraduate courses commencing in October 2012


EMP May/June 2012 Exam timetables

May/June 2012 examination timetables for courses offered by the Division of Environmental Management and Planning now available


RSFS May/June 2012 Exam timetables

May/June 2012 examination timetables for courses offered by the Division of Rural Sciences and Food Systems now available


IES Student Handbook

The September 2011 version of the IES handbook is now available online


EMP timetables for February to June 2012

Lecture timetables for February to June for courses offered by the Division of Environmental Management & Planning now available


RSFS timetables for February to June 2012

Lecture timetables for February to June for courses offered by the Division of Rural Sciences and Food Systems now available


SERM Timetable

Timetable for the SERM degree programme now available


 
 
Last Updated: 3 January 2012

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