The climate change adaptation project discussed herein aids in enhancing the long term viability of the Mesoamerican reef's diverse ecosystems through lobbying for the incorporation of sound management and conservation practices that consider both the potential and actual impacts of climate change in combination with other direct anthropogenic threats (pollution, over-fishing, habitat degradation, etc.) on coastal ecosystem health, thereby promoting sustainable livelihoods and natural disaster protection to dependent communities and sectors. It provides the necessary guidance to create strategies to build ecosystem and human resilience in response to climate change.

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Adaptation
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Community based
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Eldis
CTCN Keyword Matches
Ecosystems and biodiversity
Ecosystem restoration and conservation plans
Climate change monitoring
Community based
Sustainable livelihoods
Restoration and protection of coral reefs
Artificial reefs
Disaster risk reduction
Designing protected areas
Air quality management