October 31, 2024
Jean Weiner, executive director of FoProBiM, our Haitian partner in the Integrated Marine Ecosystem Management project, discusses why it’s vital to include local voices in decision making processes.
Jean Weiner
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The Integrated Marine Ecosystems Management in Northern Hispaniola (IMEM) was a three-year program which aimed to improve the management and conservation of marine ecosystems on the northern coast of Haiti and the Dominican Republic, while minimizing economic and cultural disruption to the communities that depend on those ecosystems.