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Programmes of Work
MFF’s objectives are supported by 15
Programmes of Work (PoWs), grouped
under the three “pillars” of Apply knowledge,
Empower civil society and
Enhance governance. By making more
knowledge available, and by empowering
people and institutions to use that knowledge,
MFF enables coastal stakeholders
to play a more effective role in governance
of coastal areas. Capacity building, climate
change, gender equality, knowledge
management and communications, and
private sector partnerships are crosscutting
themes integrated throughout this
framework to help achieve positive results
for each PoW.
Each National Coordinating Body (NCB) has developed a National
Strategy and Action Plan (NSAP) for MFF
implementation that reflects national priorities
for sustainable coastal development,
based on identification of the most
relevant PoWs for that country. This has
facilitated country ownership of the PoWs,
and has helped to generate collaboration
and learning among the NCB members
and other national stakeholders.
The PoWs are implemented through,
or in partnership with, the governments of
member countries, institutional partners,
non-governmental organizations (NGOs),
community-based organizations and the
private sector.
The RSC oversees this work to ensure
accountability and transparency to MFF’s
donors and other contributors.
The 15 PoWs are listed as follows:
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