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Stable Seas: Gulf of Guinea

Ifesinachi Marybenedette Okafor-Yarwood · Maisie Pigeon · Alexandra Amling · Charles Ridgway · Ibukun Jacob Adewumi · Lydelle Joubert

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Stable Seas: Gulf of Guinea explores the connections between maritime governance themes and security challenges, drawing on interviews conducted with experts and practitioners in seven countries across the region. Maritime insecurity threatens stability of coastal communities as well as their landlocked neighbors and puts the sustainable development of the region at risk. Click here to download the report or executive summary in English. Click here to download the report or executive summary in

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