Economic Analysis Of Viable Livelihood Opportunities In Coastal Communities Especially For Women And Youth That Are Compatible With Larger Conservation Efforts

07/2024 | Report
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The report explores viable livelihood opportunities for coastal communities in Kwale County, Kenya, with a focus on women and youth. Through cost-benefit analyses of mariculture (seaweed, mud crab, milkfish, oysters), coconut value chains, briquette production, and eco-tourism, it identifies economically sustainable activities compatible with marine conservation. Findings highlight profitable ventures, key challenges, and targeted interventions to empower vulnerable groups and protect biodiversity.

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