Best practices of environmental information systems (EIS) : the case of Mozambique

22733 BEST PRACTICES OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (EIS): THE CASE OF MOZAMBIQUE MAY 1998 Maria Teresa Rufai Mendes Sim5o Pedro Santos loaquim Paul Hengue Philippe Gerbe On behalf of the World Bank-Environment Group, Africa Region ;_Program on Environment Information Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa (EIS-SSA)   BEST PRACTICES OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (EIS): THE CASE OF MOZAMBIQUE Maria Teresa Rufai Mendes Simao Pedro Santos Joaquim Paul Hengue Philippe Gerbe May 1998  BEST PRACTICES OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (EIS): THE CASE OF MOZAMBIQUE 1. Acknowledgements The EIS Mission Team acknowledges and record their appreciation to the following Government Ministries, Departments, and Organisations: * Ministry for Co-ordination of Environmental Affairs (MICOA); * Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries (MAP); * Coastal Zone Management Unit of MICOA; * Sustainable Development Network Programme (SDNP); * National Agricultural Research Institute (INIA); * National Directorate of Forestry and Wildlife (DNFFB); * National Directorate of Geography and Cadastre (DINAGECA) * National Directorate of Tourism (DINATUR); - National Institute of Statistics (INE); - National Institute of Meteorology (INAM); * National Institute of Physical Planning (INPF); * National Institute of Rural Development (INDER); * National Demining Commission (CND); * Transfrontier Conservation Areas project (TFCA); * Secretariat for Eastern Africa Coastal Area Management (SEACAM); * World Conservation Union (IUCN); * Endangered Wildlife Trust(EWT); * Impacto company; and