As part of the implementation of its 2021-2030 Strategic Action Plan (SAP), the Fisheries Committee for the Central West Gulf of Guinea (FCWC) has partnered with the International Union for Conservation of Nature and its resources (IUCN) to secure funding from the World Bank’s Global Environment Facility (GEF) for the achievement of the project “Utilization of marine spatial planning in the Gulf of Guinea for the implementation of payment for ecosystem services and nature-based coastal solutions.” This project, scheduled to run for a duration of three (3) years from 2024 to 2026, aims to strengthen cooperation and transboundary management of coastal and marine resources and associated ecosystems to enhance food security, resilience to climate change, and sustainable livelihoods in the FCWC region.
Four (04) components will be implemented to achieve this development objective, namely:
Component 1: Marine spatial planning. Component 2: Payment for ecosystem services. Component 3: Coastal and marine solutions based on nature. Component 4: Project management and coordination.
As part of the establishment of the Project’s Regional Coordination Unit (RCU), the FCWC Secretariat is launching a recruitment notice to fill the following positions:
