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As East Africa's oceans change, coastal women build new livelihoods

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Women across East Africa's coastline are turning to community tourism, mangrove restoration, and nature-based enterprises as declining fish stocks force adaptation, part of a regional push to strengthen coastal resilience through sustainable livelihoods and marine conservation.

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Climate change and industrial fishing continue to threaten coastal livelihoods; these are adaptation strategies amid ongoing pressure, not a reversal of ocean decline.

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