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Coastal management in developing countries frequently faces the additional difficulty of

  • A.a complete absence of any competing coastal uses
  • B.limited monitoring data and constrained public finance
  • C.an absence of any coastal erosion or of any flooding at all
  • D.coastlines that do not respond to natural processes

Answer: B

Decisions must be taken on far less evidence than elsewhere. Low cost monitoring and nature based approaches are correspondingly more attractive. Evidence is scarcer and finance is tighter. Low cost approaches are correspondingly favoured.

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