
Contributions from society can be sent until Sunday, November 15th, to prepare the Municipal Coastal Management Plan
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Macaé City Hall, through the Municipal Tourism Secretariat, is keeping the online public consultation open to receive contributions from society about the environmental diagnosis workshop for the municipality's coastal zone. The initiative continues until next Sunday, November 15, and is part of the actions to prepare the Macaé Municipal Coastal Management Plan, developed in a pioneering way in Brazil with the integrated participation of the population, the private sector and government bodies.
Macaé City Hall, through the Municipal Tourism Secretariat, is keeping the online public consultation open to receive contributions from society about the environmental diagnosis workshop for the municipality's coastal zone. The initiative continues until next Sunday, November 15, and is part of the actions to prepare the Macaé Municipal Coastal Management Plan, developed in a pioneering way in Brazil with the integrated participation of the population, the private sector and government bodies.
In addition to the digital form for sending new suggestions, the platform makes available the report with the results of the first public consultation, held between September and October with the participation of 340 people. The material, which is also shared with residents through instant messaging channels, brings together historical, geographic and socioeconomic data in a didactic and accessible way.

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