[company_age]35.0[/company_age][employees]5,001-10,000 employees[/employees][description]The Coastal Nations Administration is a governing body overseeing a cluster of coastal regions known for their rich marine biodiversity and vibrant local economies. Established in 1988, the administration is mandated to manage maritime resources, promote sustainable fishing practices, and oversee environmental preservation initiatives. It also regulates port operations, maritime safety measures, and coastal infrastructure development. A key function of the Coastal Nations Administration is disaster preparedness and mitigation, particularly in response to natural events such as hurricanes and oil spills. The agency collaborates extensively with international maritime organizations, local communities, and research institutions to achieve its goals. Additionally, it offers vocational training programs aimed at fostering skills in marine biology, environmental science, and sustainable tourism. Its ongoing efforts in coastal conservation, combined with a comprehensive approach to regional economic development, underscore its commitment to maintaining the ecological and economic health of the coastal areas under its jurisdiction.[/description][ps]Maritime resource management, sustainable fishing, environmental preservation, port regulation, maritime safety, coastal infrastructure development, disaster preparedness, vocational training in marine and environmental fields.[/ps]