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 Regional Consultancy to develop a guidance for marine spatial planning in the Caribbean and protocol that considers the Caribbean community common fisheries policy (CCCFP) and national data and capacity gaps and needs. ( Consultant Teams & Firms only) 

 

DATE:    2 December 2024
TITLE: Regional Consultancy to develop a guidance for marine spatial planning in the Caribbean and protocol that considers the Caribbean community common fisheries policy (CCCFP) and national data and capacity gaps and needs. ( Consultant Teams & Firms only) 
CATEGORY:  Consultancy
PROJECT/ORGANIZATION: CRFM
DEADLINE EXTENDED: 21 March 2025  
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL: CLICK HERE 
TERMS OF REFERENCE: CLICK HERE
STATUS: Open
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