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provides a family with the inputs needed to start a seaweed farming business, diversifying income and reducing fishing pressure.
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trains a community health worker to offer contraceptives to women in her village, empowering families with the ability to choose the number and spacing of their births.
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takes a fisher to a neighbouring village to learn from their experiences of marine management, sparking further local fisheries management efforts.
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can support a high school student with books, uniforms and transport for an entire school year, building future capacity for coastal communities.

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