| dc.description.abstract | This study examines the multifaceted challenges posed by climate change, coastal erosion,
and sea-level rise in the Pointe-Noire region of the Republic of Congo. Analysis of historical
data, future climate projections, and vulnerability assessments reveals a complex interplay
between climatic factors, human activities, and coastal dynamics. The results indicate a trend
of increasing climatic aggressiveness, exacerbating coastal erosion and threatening
infrastructure, ecosystems, and local communities. Sea-level rise projections highlight the
risk of coastal inundation, necessitating urgent and integrated adaptation strategies to protect
the region and ensure a sustainable future. The study emphasizes the importance of climate
monitoring, integrated coastal zone management, adaptation measures, sustainable
economic development, community awareness, and regional and international cooperation. | en_US |
