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Combining sound science, legal action and stakeholder involvement to protect a vulnerable coastal aquifer on the island of St. Kitts - Halla Sahely

This presentation describes an integrated approach to help government and communities take practical actions to protect the vulnerable aquifer by demonstrating proper management and protection. A comprehensive hydrogeologic evaluation of the aquifer was undertaken using both traditional methods and novel techniques. The cornerstone of this GEF-IWCAM Demonstration Project is the establishment of a National Park around the sensitive well-field area and a park management plan was also devised (Halla Sahely, Sandy Nettles, Ravidya Burrowes, Glenn Haas).

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GEF-IWCAM Final Project Conference

The GEF-IWCAM Project hosted its Final Project Conference in Kingston, Jamaica, from 16th – 18th November 2011.

The experiences and achievements of more than five years of implementation were shared and reviewed by project partners and stakeholders.

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