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Maritime Security in Kenya

  • 24th October 2017
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This working paper provides a primer to the SAFE SEAS case study of the maritime security sector in Kenya drawing on elements of the SPIP methodology. It examines the maritime spaces of Kenya, the problems, and challenges facing these spaces … Continue reading

Maritime Security in Seychelles

  • 24th August 2017
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This concept note introduces the SAFE SEAS case study of the maritime security sector in the Seychelles. Drawing on the SPIP methodology, the country profile is introduced, the organization of maritime space reviewed and the core maritime security issues identified … Continue reading

SAFESEAS workshop on Maritime Security and Sustainable Development in the Seychelles

  • 21st July 2017
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Maritime Security and the Blue Economy are vital policy concepts for sustainable development in the western Indian Ocean. Yet, how do both of these agendas link to each other? Exploring this relationship, using the Seychelles as an exemplar, was the … Continue reading

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With better Maritime Domain Awareness, states can choose how to deploy their limited resources to deal with security threats. Join us this afternoon to discuss the benefits of MDA for Africa > https://bit.ly/2OeMP17 @issafrica #ISSMaritime

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We've been attending the world #oceansummit. Some really interesting discussions, and great to see these issues receiving so much focus and energy. What has been your highlight so far? What are you looking forward to hearing more about? Looking forward to day 2 beginning!

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8 Feb

February's Sustainability Month continues!

Dr Laurence Publicover is joined by Professor Tim Edmunds and Dr Kate Hendry to plumb the depths of the seabed and its future.

Find out more by registering at the @eventbrite link below:

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