[company_age]15.0[/company_age][employees]10,001-50,000 employees[/employees][description]The Coastal Conservation Bureau (CCB) is a governmental agency established in 2008 to oversee and protect the country's extensive coastal regions. With a workforce spanning various specialized departments, CCB's mandate includes the management of marine resources, enforcement of environmental regulations, coastal land use planning, and disaster response coordination. The agency is instrumental in conducting scientific research on marine ecosystems, offering educational programs for communities, and implementing policies aimed at sustainable development. CCB also engages in habitat restoration projects, monitors coastal erosion, and collaborates with international bodies to address climate change impacts. Through its comprehensive approach to coastal management, the Bureau aims to preserve marine biodiversity, enhance public safety, and support the livelihoods of communities dependent on coastal resources.[/description][ps]Marine resource management, environmental regulation enforcement, coastal land use planning, disaster response coordination, scientific research, community education, habitat restoration.[/ps]