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Companies specializing in related fields such as coastal engineering, mapping, remote
sensing, construction, etc. They can bring complementary technical expertise, material
resources, and collaboration opportunities for projects related to vulnerability
assessments of coastal areas.
5. Local Communities:
Local communities living in coastal areas and local interest groups can provide
valuable knowledge and understanding of local issues, perceived impacts, traditional
practices, as well as specific needs and priorities in coastal risk management.
6. Clients and Stakeholders:
Clients who seek the services of the consultancy, such as government agencies, local
authorities, property developers, businesses, etc. Stakeholders also include community
organizations, environmental groups, professional associations, and other parties
interested in coastal risk management.
7. External Experts and Consultants:
Independent experts, specialized consultants, and other professionals who can provide
additional expertise, technical advice, or expert opinions in specific areas related to
vulnerability assessments of coastal areas.
Collaboration with these key partners can enhance capabilities, improve the quality of
vulnerability assessments of coastal areas, provide access to additional resources, and
facilitate an integrated approach to coastal risk management.
VIII. The cost structure
Fixed Coasts:
1. Human Resources:
Costs related to salaries, benefits, training, including technical experts, data analysts,
modelers, researchers, project managers, etc.