Strengthening Sea Level Monitoring and Data Management in East Africa for Coastal Resilience and Community Safety (SEAMARCS) - Inception Workshop
SEAMARCS Inception Workshop
Workshop
24 - 26 September 2025
PrideInn Flamingo Hotel
Mombasa
Kenya
Organiser(s) & Staff
- Mr. Ibukun ADEWUMI
- Mr Bernardo ALIAGA ROSSEL
- Mr Angelos HAIDAR
- Ms. Agnes JÖNSSON ROSEEN
- Mr. John NDARATHI
Participation
By invitation only.
The project “Strengthening Sea Level Monitoring and Data Management in East Africa for Coastal Resilience and Community Safety” (SEAMARCS) has been officially awarded through the Flanders-UNESCO Science Trust (FUST) fund.
The project is jointly led by the IOC Sub-Commission for Africa and the Adjacent Island States (IOCAFRICA), the IOC Tsunami Resilience Section (IOC/TSR) and the IOC Global Sea Level Observing Network (GLOSS) Programme, bringing together regional expertise and global technical leadership in ocean observation, disaster risk reduction, and coastal resilience. It is delivered in close collaboration with the Flanders Marine Institute (VLIZ) and other regional and national partners, including institutions in Kenya, Mozambique, Seychelles, and Madagascar. Through the deployment of innovative sea-level monitoring technologies and targeted capacity-building efforts, SEAMARCS aims to enhance coastal risk preparedness, support data-driven policy and decision-making, and strengthen institutional and technical capacities for long-term resilience and sustainable ocean governance in Eastern Africa and the Western Indian Ocean.
The SEAMARCS Inception Workshop objective is to lay a strong foundation for the SEAMARCS project by:
[View an annotated printable version of this agenda]
Agenda | Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
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Agenda | Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
1 | Flanders Unesco Science Trust | 24/09/25 |
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1.2 | SEAMARCS Project Presentation | 22/09/25 |
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1.3 | GOOS Africa Presentation | 22/09/25 |
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1.3 | Modeling/Calibration/Generated Scenarios in East Africa | 22/09/25 |
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1.3 | SLR_SEAMARCS_AMAN_Angora | 22/09/25 |
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1.3 | RIMES_IOC Sea Level Station | 23/09/25 |
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1.3 | Sea level rise rates, trends and impacts in WIO region | 23/09/25 |
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1.3 | Sea Level Station Monitoring Facility | 24/09/25 |
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1.3 | Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System (IOTWMS) | 24/09/25 |
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1.4 | Country Reports - Kenya SEAMRCS Inception Workshop_CM | 22/09/25 |
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1.4 | Seychelles Country Report | 24/09/25 |
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1.4 | Madagascar Country Report | 24/09/25 |
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1.4 | Mozambique Country Report | 24/09/25 |
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2.1 | Existing Sea Level Stations Kenya | 22/09/25 |
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2.1 | SEAMARCS Stakeholder mapping | 24/09/25 |
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2.1 | Existing Sea Level Stations Seychelles | 24/09/25 |
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2.1 | Existing Sea Level Station Mozambique | 24/09/25 |
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2.1 | Existing Sea Level Stations Madagascar | 24/09/25 |
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There are 19 participants associated with Strengthening Sea Level Monitoring and Data Management in East Africa for Coastal Resilience and Community Safety (SEAMARCS) - Inception Workshop .
Name | Country |
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NOMENISOA Aina Le Don | Madagascar |
OCHIENG Phillip | Kenya |
TUMMALA Srinivasa Kumar | Australia |
RAJAOBELISON Lucky | Madagascar |
MARIE Stephan | Seychelles |
HERNANDEZ Francisco | Belgium |
AMAN Angora | Côte d'Ivoire |
HUSSEIN ATHMAN | Kenya |
MAGORI Charles | Kenya |
BET Florence | Kenya |
TODINANAHARY Gildas | Madagascar |
RABERINARY Daniel | Madagascar |
SIGAUQUE Paulo | Mozambique |
HOGUANE Antonio | Mozambique |
MAUEUA Clousa | Mozambique |
DENIS Marie-Eve | Seychelles |
OWINO Fredrick | Seychelles |
SIBOLLA Bolelang | South Africa |
ASVAKITTIMAKUL Bojara | Thailand |
Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 19
Confirmed: 19
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 0
Rejected: 0
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Created at 18:03 on 03 Sep 2025 by Bernardo Aliaga Rossel
Last Updated at 23:09 on 23 Sep 2025 by Bernardo Aliaga Rossel