The University of Cape Coast’s Centre for Coastal Management has been conditionally selected as one of the five new Centres of Excellence in Ghana under the World Bank’s African Centre of Excellence (ACE) IMPACT III Project.
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CCM engages Fishers on appropriate fishing techniques and methods to improve fisheries stocks in Ghana
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MoreCall for Applications for MPhil and PhD Programmes at the Africa Centre of Excellence in Coastal Resillience
The Africa Centre of Excellence in Coastal Resilience (ACECoR) established under the World Bank...
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CCM hosts maiden course on “Multiple Stressors in Tropical Marine Environments” at UCC
As part of measures to contribute to solutions, management and mitigation actions in relation...
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CCM Trains Coastal Professionals in Integrated Coastal Zone Management
The Centre for Coastal Management has organised the first session of the 2019 series of...
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UCC participates in inaugural meeting of African Centres of Excellence to learn, network and share experiences
In September, 2018, the University of Cape Coast was competitively selected by the World Bank...
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Listen to Dir. Prof. Denis Aheto's remarks on the decision of Ghana's Cabinet to suspend the planned closed season for August 2018.
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Director Prof. Denis Worlanyo Aheto joins a television discussion on August's fishing closed season announced by the Ministry of...
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19 MarMultiple Stressors in Tropical Marine Environments
Coastal marine ecosystems are threatened by multiple human-induced stressors, ranging from global...
22:03 PM - Mar 19 2019 University of Cape Coast
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20 JanCCM Short Courses
CCM short courses for the first quarter of 2019
15:01 PM - Jan 20 2019 University of Cape Coast