MEDCOAST INSTITUTE 98

Integrated Coastal Management

in

the Mediterranean & the Black Sea
  25 August - 11 September 1998

Ankara, Marmaris/Fethiye, Cappadocia, Turkey
 
 

Summary Report

SPONSORS:
 

• PEW Fellows Program in Marine Conservation
• Ministry of Environment (Turkey)
• United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
• Mediterranean Action Plan Coordinating Unit (MAP/UNEP)
• Mediterranean Action Plan, Priority Actions Program, Regional Activity Center (PAP/RAC)
• Middle East Technical University,

1. Background and objectives of MEDCOAST Institute
 
 

MEDCOAST Institute is a three-week long intensive training program on integrated coastal management. The curriculum of MEDCOAST Institute is specially designed to address issues and problems, which are particular to or significant for the Mediterranean and the Black Sea.
 
 

MEDCOAST Institute 98 is the fourth successive program, which has been organized annually since 1994. Twenty-five participants representing sixteen countries enrolled in the 94 Institute. MEDCOAST Institute 95 had the participation of twenty-two professionals from fourteen countries. MEDCOAST Institute 96 trained another twenty-two participants from thirteen countries
 
 

The highest priority target group for participation at the MEDCOAST Institutes are the professionals holding mid-managerial positions in their central governments and being responsible for planning and execution of programs or projects on coastal and marine issues. The other groups, in decreasing order of priority are employees of coastal municipalities, non-governmental environmental organizations, universities and research centers.
 
 

MEDCOAST Institute 98, was organized by the MEDCOAST Secretariat between 25 August - 11 September 1998, in Ankara, Marmaris/Fethiye Coast and Cappadocia - Turkey. Twenty-two participants selected from over 100 applications, and representing Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Egypt, Georgia, Israel Malta, Morocco, Russia, and Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, started MEDCOAST Institute 98, and twenty-one participants completed the program. The list of participants of MEDCOAST Institute 98, and the alumni roster of all four MEDCOAST Institutes are given in Annex 1.
 
 

The list of faculty members who contributed to MEDCOAST Institute 98, and the Faculty roster of all four MEDCOAST Institutes are given as Annex 2.
 
 

2. Program
 
 

The program of MEDCOAST Institute 98 consisted of three parts:
 
 

* A week long in-class training including lectures by the faculty on various topics related to ICM in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, and presentations by participants, and group exercises, held in the attractive campus of the Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara (25 - 28 August).
 
 

* A week long study trip and field observations on two traditional wooden boats sailing along the coast from Marmaris to Fethiye (Ölü Deniz), and anchoring at locations of significant coastal conservation and/or development activities for observations, applied research and interviews with various actors of coastal management (29 August - 5 September).
 
 

* A week long concluding workshop with "hands on" training, including lectures by the faculty on topics relevant to the field trip, presentations by the participants on their field observations, group discussion sessions, and a half-day long "simulation game" on an ICM scenario based on field observations held at Kaya Hotel - Club Mediterranée in Cappadocia (6 - 11 September)
 
 

The programs of the in-class activities, and the field trip are given as Annex 3.
 
 

The following topics were studied by the participants during the field trip:
 
 

• Functions of nature
• Valuing the coast
• Water pollution - Water quality management
• Beaches and beach management
• Environmental impacts of yacht tourism
• Role of municipalities in coastal management
• Coastal tourism
• Endangered species and their management
• Coastal resources
• Coastal issues
• Coastal use conflicts

Participants presented their reports on these issues during the workshop in Cappadocia, which were then further discussed by the audience.
 
 

Discussion sessions were organized on the following topics in Ankara and in Cappadocia:
 
 

1. Coastal values, uses and issues at national and regional levels (The Black Sea, Eastern Mediterranean, Adriatic and Southern Mediterranean) (Group work).
2. Presentations of participants on national coastal management issues and practices (Group work).
3. Sustainable tourism in the Mediterranean and Black Sea (Group discussion)
4. Management plan for Dalyan Specially Protected Area (Group discussion)
5. Environmental impacts and use conflicts at Sarıgerme-Dalaman coast
6. Functions of nature and environmental function evaluation exercise.
7. Simulation Game

3. Evaluation
 
 

Each participant of the MEDCOAST INSTITUTE received a course file, which contained the lecture notes discussed during the one-week intensive training at METU and six-day long training in Cappadocia, several references relevant to the lectures, and information about the field trip.
 
 

As the final activity of MEDCOAST Institute 98, the participants were asked to fill in a questionnaire for evaluating the training program. The results of this evaluation are given as Annex 4.
 
 

4. Certificate
 
 

The MEDCOAST INSTITUTE awarded a CERTIFICATE on Integrated Coastal Management to all twenty-one participants who successfully completed the course work, the field investigation, and the final workshop.
 
 
 
 

5. Sponsors
 
 

MEDCOAST Institute 98 was sponsored by the following institutions:
 
 
 
 

• PEW Fellows Program in Marine Conservation
• Ministry of Environment (Turkey)
• United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
• Mediterranean Action Plan Coordinating Unit (MAP/UNEP)
• Mediterranean Action Plan, Priority Actions Program, Regional Activity Center (PAP/RAC)
• Middle East Technical University,

ANNEX 1
 
 

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

1. ALY MOHAMMED ALY ABD-ALLAH

National Institute of Oceanography

479 El-Horria St. Bokely

Alexandria, Egypt

Tel: 203 543 19 16

E-mail: sec@alexnet.com.eg or abdallah@wwwsol.com

2. ALMA BAKO

National Planning Institute of Albania

Rr. Muhamet Gjollesha, ISTN,

Tirana, Albania

Tel: 355 42 23361

Fax: 355 42 23361 or 355 42 27804

3. AHMET BALCI

Muğla University

Faculty of Science and Letters,

Muğla, Turkey

Tel: 252 223 80 06 or 252 223 80 09

Fax: 252 223 80 06

4. MICHELLE CASSAR

IcoD, Foundation for International Studies

St. Paul Street,

Valletta VLT07, Malta

Tel: 356 240746

Fax: 356 245764

E-mail: michellecassar@yahoo.com or icod@maltanet.net

5. SELMA CENGIC

Hydro-Engineering Institute

Faculty of Engineering

1 Stjerana Tomica Str.

71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina

Tel: 387 715 334 38

Fax: 387 712 079 49

E-mail: scengic@utic.net.ba

6. MELTEM DURUKAN

Ministry of Environment

Eskişehir Yolu 8.km, 06100,

Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 287 99 63/ 2412

Fax: 286 22 71 or 285 37 39

7. SİNAN HAKAN ERDEN

Ministry of Environment

Eskişehir Yolu 8.km

Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 312 287 99 63/ 2003

Fax: 312 286 22 71

E-mail: cevreb-d@tr-net.net.tr
 
 
8. MIRA FINE

Marine and Coastal Department,

Ministry of Environment

P.O. Box 33583 Haifa

31333, Israel

Tel: 972-4-862 27 02

Fax: 972-4-862 35 24

E-mail: miraf@netvision.net.il

9. MICE GAMULIN

Institute of Spatial Planning

Vukovarska 1, 21000 Split, Croatia

Tel: 385 21 356 822

Fax: 385 21 356 822

E-mail: scriptorium@st.tel.hr

10. ANNA KRIJAN

Ministry of Environment and Waters

4A, Vesletz Str., Sofia,

1000, Bulgaria

Tel: 359 2 8472 2253

Fax: 359 2 84 521 634

E-mail: annakrijan@yahoo.com

11. HANİFE KUTLU

Ministry of Environment

Eskisehir Yolu 8.km, 06100,

Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 287 99 63 /2008

Fax: 286 22 71

12. VALERIJ A. MYKHAYLYUK

Institute of Ecology,

South Branch NEC of Ukraine

45 B. Morskaya Str., 327030

Nikolaev, Ukraine

Tel: (380-512) 358037 or 245473

Fax: (380-512) 353112

E-mail: vica@ineco.comcentre.nikolaev.ua

13. GABUNIA MZIA

Institute of Regional Planning,

Urban Development and Construction

74 Chavchavadze Ave., Tbilisi, Georgia

Tel: 995 32 23 50 82

E-mail: iamds@caucasus.net

14. ÖZLEM ÖZYERLİ

General Directorate of

Technical Research and Impleratation

Necatibey Cad. No:63, 06430,

Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 90 312 231 72 40 /3464

Fax: 90 312 230 74 22

15. GENC PASKO

Albanian Ministry of Tourism

Bul. Zhan d'Ark, No.2, Tirana-Albania

Tel: 355 42 62567

Fax: 355 42 30166

16. ALEXEI PETROV

Institute of Biology of the Southern Seas,

Ukrainian Academy of Sciences

2, Nakhimov Av., Sevastopol

335011, Crimea, Ukraine

Tel: 38 0692 24 49 60 or 38 0692 52 07 85

Fax: 38 0692 44 44 77

E-mail: benthos@ibss.iuf.net

17. ZMORDA FERCHICHI-SALAANI

Women for Sustainable Development

7 Rue Remada, 2000 Le Bardo, Tunisia

Tel: 216 1 510 714

Fax: 216 1 510 714

E-mail: wfsd@france-mail.com

18. FARIDA SARF

Institut National de Recherche Halieulique

INRH, 2 Rue de Tiznit,

20000 Casablanca, Morocco

Tel: 212 2 222 090 /22 02 49/26 78 11

Fax: 212 226 69 67

E-mail: inrh@mail.cbi.net.ma

19. ALEXANDRE V. SOUVOROV

Ecological Centre FENIX,

Moscow State University

Russia, II3I52, Moscow,

Zagorodnoe Shosse, II-2-I04

Tel: 095 958 6454

Fax: 095 958 6454

20. ORHAN TİRYAKİOĞLU

Iller Bankası,

Antalya, Turkey

Tel: 242 227 05 12

Fax: 242 227 05 17

E-mail: trilb001@ibm.net

21. SONGÜL YILDIZ

Ministry of Environment,

Foreign Relations Department

Eskişehir Yolu 8.km, 06100,

Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 312 285 1705

Fax: 312 285 3739

E-mail: cbdi-d@tr-net.net.tr
 
 

ALUMNI ROSTER OF THE PAST MEDCOAST INSTITUTES

ANNEX 2
 
 

FACULTY MEMBERS

SERAP AŞIK

Department of Economy,

Middle East Technical University

06531 Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 90 312 210 30 38

Fax: 90 312 210 12 44

Email: sturut@metu.edu.tr
 
 

VITTORIO BARALE

Institute For Remote Sensing Applications

Joint Research Center of the EC

TP 272, Ispra (VA) 21020, Italy

Tel: 39 332 789 274

Fax: 39 332 789 034

Email: vittorio.barale@jrc.it
 
 

AYŞEN ERGİN

Coastal And Harbor Eng. Lab.,

Middle East Technical University

06531 Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 90 312 210 54 35/41

Fax: 90 312 210 14 12

Email: ergin@metu.edu.tr
 
 

JOSEF LEITMANN

Middle East Technical University

Department of City and Regional Planning

O6531 Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 90 312 210 22 41

Fax: 90 312 210 12 50

Email: leitmann@vitruvius.arch.metu.edu.tr
 
 

FRANK VAN DER MEULEN

Intern. Coastal Zone Management Centre

Nat. Inst. For Coastal and Marine Management

P.O. Box: 20907, 2500 Ex The Hauge,

The Netherlands

Tel: 31 20 525 74 51

Fax: 31 20 525 74 31

Email: fm@fgb.frw.uva.nl
 
 

ANTON MICALLEF

Euro-Medit. Center On

Insular Coastal Dynamics

Foundation For Intl. Studies

St.Paul St., Valetta Vlt 07, Malta

Tel: 356 240 746

Fax: 356 245 764, 230 551

Email: icod@maltanet.net

ERDAL ÖZHAN (Head of MEDCOAST Institute)

Medcoast

Middle East Technical University

06531 Ankara, Turkey

Tel: 90 312 210 54 29 /30 /35

Fax: 90 312 210 14 12

Email: medcoast@metu.edu.tr
 
 

GÉRARD PERGENT

Ep Cnrs 75, Université De Corse

Faculté Des Sciences

Bp 52, 20250 Corte, France

Tel: 95 45 00 55

Fax: 95 46 24 41

Email: pergent@lotus.univ-corse.fr
 
 

IVICA TRUMBIC

Director, Regional Activity Center - Pap

Unep - Mediterranean Action Plan

Kraj Sv. Ivana 11,

Hr-21000 Split, Croatia

Tel: 385 21 3434 99 or 59 11 71

or 35 59 04

Fax: 385 21 3616 77

Email: pap@gradst.hr, or trumbic@as411.tel.hr
 
 

ALLAN T. WILLIAMS

Department Of Science & Humanities

Bath College Of Higher Education

Newton Park

Uk-BA2 9BN Bath, Avon, U.K.

Tel: 44 1 225 875875 Fax 44 1225 874082

EMAIL: a.t.williams@bathspa.ac.uk
 
 

JENTJE VAN DER WEIDE

Delft Hydraulics

P.O.Box 177, 2600 MH Delft,

The Netherlands

Tel: 31 527 242 922 Fax: 31 527 243 573

Email: Jentje.vdWeide@wldelft.nl
 

FACULTY ROSTER OF THE PAST MEDCOAST INSTITUTES

ANNEX 3 / A
 
 

MEDCOAST
 
 

MEDCOAST Institute 98

Ankara-Marmaris/Fethiye-Capadoccia

25 August - 11 September 1998
 
 

Final Program

24 AUGUST 1998, MONDAY

Arrivals & check in at the university guest house (METU - Ankara)
 

25 AUGUST 1998, TUESDAY (DR1 Lecture Hall, Dept. of Civil Engineering)

09:00-10:00 Registration

10:00-10:50 Welcome addresses & general introduction to MEDCOAST Institute 98 (Özhan)

10:50-11:00 Break

11:00-11:50 Concept and history of ICM (Özhan)

11:50-14:00 Lunch Break

14:00-14:50 Coastal resources and uses (Özhan)

14:50-15:00 Break

15:00-15:50 Introduction to coastal ecology I (vd Meulen)

15:50-16:00 Break

16:00-16:50 Introduction to coastal ecology II (vd Meulen)

16:50-17:00 Break

17:00-17:50 Hydrodynamic processes (Ergin)

17:50-18:30 Orientation of the participants (Staff)
 
 

20:00-22:30 Welcome cocktails and dinner
 
 

26 AUGUST 1998, WEDNESDAY
 

09:00-09:50 Management of marine living resources I (Pergent)

09:50-10:00 Break

10:00-10:50 Management of marine living resources II (Pergent)

10:50-11:00 Break

11:00-11:50 Engineering technology for shoreline management (Ergin)

11:50-14:00 Lunch break

14:00-16:20 Participants' presentations on national coastal management issues and practices (All staff)

16:20-16:30 Break

16:30-19:00 Coastal values, concerns and actions (national and regional perspectives)

(Group work and wine party) (Özhan & Williams)
 
 

27 AUGUST 1998, THURSDAY
 
 

09:00-09:50 Natural resource and environmental economics I (Aşık)

09:50-10:00 Break

10:00-10:50 Natural resource and environmental economics II (Aşık)

10:50-11:00 Break

11:00-11:50 Land use practices in the coastal zone (with emphasis to SPA’s) (Leitmann)

11:50-14:00 Lunch break

14:00-14:50 Coastal water quality management (Özhan)

14:50-15:00 Break

15:00-15:50 Sandy coasts and dunes (vd Meulen & Williams)

15:50-16:00 Break

16:00-17:10 Sandy coasts and dunes-management aspects & Ecodune demo

17:10-17:20 Break

17:20-18:30 Participants' presentations on national coastal management issues and practices

(All staff)
 

28 AUGUST 1998, FRIDAY
 
 

09:00-09:50 Remote sensing (RS) of coastal zones (Barale)

09:50-10:00 Break

10:00-10:50 Integrated marine and coastal GIS (Barale)

10:50-11:00 Break

11:00-11:50 Beach aesthetics and rating (Williams)

11:50-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:30 Participants' presentations on national coastal management issues and practices

(All staff)

15:30-15:40 Break

15:40-16:30 Coastal litter - management aspects (Williams)

16:30-16:40 Break

16:40-17:30 Your role in an ICM team (Williams)

17:30-18:30 Marmaris - Fethiye coast: introduction to the field studies (Özhan)
 
 

Evening: 22:30 Travel from Ankara to MARMARIS
 
 

29 AUGUST - 5 SEPTEMBER 1998:

Field studies along the coast from Marmaris to Fethiye on boats named Lyra (24.3 m) and BARIŞ-3 (25 m)
 

5 SEPTEMBER 1998, SATURDAY (11 00):
 

Travel from Marmaris to CAPPADOCIA via Ağla  (Köyceğiz)
 

6 SEPTEMBER 1998, SUNDAY Morning:

Check in at Club Mediterranée Kaya Hotel
 
 

6 SEPTEMBER 1998, SUNDAY:

A day off in CAPPADOCIA
 
 
 

7 SEPTEMBER 1998, MONDAY
 

09:30-10:20 A general system analogy for the coast (vd Weide)

10:20-10:30 Break

10:30-11:20 Models and coastal information systems (vd Weide)

11.20-11.30 Break

11:30-12:20 EIA for coastal projects (Özhan)

12:20-15:00 Lunch

15:00-15:50 Beach management (Micallef & Williams)

15:50-16:00 Break

16:00-18:00 Sustainable coastal tourism in the Mediterranean & Black Sea (Group discussion)

(Micallef & Ergin & Williams)
 
 

8 SEPTEMBER 1998, TUESDAY
 

09:30-12.20 Specially protected area management and management plan for Dalyan Specially Protected Area (Introduction to the subject and group discussion) (Özhan)

12:20-15:00 Lunch

15:00-15:50 Functions of nature & environmental function evaluation (vd Meulen - vd Weide)

15:50-16:00 Break

16:00-16:50 Coastal management legislation: the Turkish case (Özhan)

16:50-17:00 Break

17:00-18:00 Participants' presentations of field study reports
 
 

9 SEPTEMBER 1998, WEDNESDAY
 

09:30-12:20 Participants' presentations of field study reports

12:20-14:00 Lunch

After 14 00 pm Organized free time in Cappadocia
 
 

10 SEPTEMBER 1998, THURSDAY
 

09:30-11:20 Environmental impacts and use conflicts at Sarıgerme-Dalaman coast (Group discussion) (vd Meulen - vd Weide)

11:20-11:30 Break

11:30-12:20 Participants' presentations of field study reports

12:20-15:00 Lunch

15:00-18:00 Participants' presentations of field study reports
 
 
 
 

11 SEPTEMBER 1998, FRIDAY
 
 

09:30-10:20 Coastal management component of the Mediterranean Action Plan (MAP) (Trumbic)

10:20-10:30 Break

10:30-12:30 Group discussion on the coastal management projects/programs of MAP (Trumbic &

Özhan)

12:30-14:30 Lunch

14:30-17:30 Simulation game (Ergin & Micallef & Williams)

17:30-19:00 Course evaluation questionnaire.
 
 

11 SEPTEMBER 1998, FRIDAY Evening: Banquet & Graduation Ceremony
 
 

12 SEPTEMBER 1998, SATURDAY:
 

Departures (Kaya Hotel - Cappadocia) to Esenboğa Airport (starts at 05:00) and to METU (starts at 11:00).
 
 
 
 

ANNEX 3 / B
 
 

FIELD STUDY TRIP PROGRAM

29 August 1998 *Dalyan-İztuzu beach (Morning)

*Marmaris NETSEL Marina (Morning)

*Transfer to the boats in Marmaris (14:00)

*Trip around Marmaris Bay, Günnük, Yalancı Boğazı boat repair yards,

İçmeler, Turunç (Waste water treatment facility), Amos, Kumlubük

Overnight: Kumlubük or Kadırga Bay
 
 

30 August 1998

*Sailing near Aksaz-Karaağaç NATO Naval Base

*Luch at Kızılburun, Ekincik Bay (SPA)
 
 

Overnight: Ekincik Maden İskelesi
 
 

31 August 1998

*Arrival to Delik Island in the morning

*Dalyan beach, delta and wetlands, Köyceğiz Lake (SPA)

*Interviews with Muğla Governor, Ortaca Governor, Dalyan Mayor and SPA representative

*İztuzu

Overnight: Aşı Cove
 
 

1 September 1998

*Departure from Aşı Cove (06:00)

*Ölüdeniz and Belceğiz Beaches (Ministry of Forestry’s recreation area)

*Beach questionnaire survey

*Lunch at Gemiler Island. Historical ruins in the island.

Overnight: Turunç Cove (Fethiye Gulf)
 
 

2 September 1998

*Hill Side Resort Hotel and Holiday Village

*Fethiye Sea Outfall

*Fethiye Bay Tour (Şövalye Island, Letoon Holiday Village, Marina site,

Çavuş Cape demolished wetlands, mine dock, Aksaz recreation area, rock

tombs and antic theater excavation)

*Lunch at Yassı Islands

*Göcek village tour, Interview with Göcek Mayor

*Dinner on your own and free night at Göcek

Overnight: Göcek
 
 

3 September 1998

*Göcek (İltur Marina, Seka Dock, Etibank Facilities, Turkish Mine

Company Facilities, Marina Project)

*Göcek bays (SPA), (Altın Boynuz Cove, Bedri Rahmi Bay, Sarsala, Batık

Hamam (Bath of Cleopatra))

Overnight: Ağa Port
 
 

4 September 1998 *Departure to Baba Island early in the morning

*Sarıgerme tourism development project, dunes and beach

*Interview with İber Park Hotel Director Herr Függer

*Short visits to Seka Paper and Pulp Factory, State Production Farm

*Lunch at Yuvarlak Çay

*Short visits to Dalaman Airport, Koca Lake and Dalaman-Tersaka
wetlands

Overnight: Aşı Cove (Barbecue Party)
 
 

5 September 1998

*Departure to Marmaris early in the morning

*Marmaris Sea Outfall

*Last anchor in Cennet Island

*Arrival to the front of Marmaris Port (10:00)

Project Leader: Prof. Erdal Özhan, Chairman, MEDCOAST

Middle East Technical University, 06531 Ankara

Company: ESER Yatching, Hacı Mustafa Sok., no: 107 Marmaris

Tel: 412-3527, Fax: 412-6994

Boats: 1. LYRA (L.O.A. 24.3m., 8+1 cabinets for 18 persons

2. BARIŞ (L.O.A. 26m., 8 cabinets for 16 persons

ANNEX 4 MEDCOAST INSTITUTE 98
 
 

RESULTS OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE

PART: A
 
 

MEDCOAST INSTITUTE
 
 

Question 1:
 

How do you rate each of the following aspects of the MEDCOAST INSTITUTE 98?

5= Very successful     4= successful     3= average

2= unsuccessful         1= highly unsuccessful
 
 

Question 2:
 

How long ideally should the MEDCOAST Institute: "International Training Program on Coastal Zone Management in the Mediterranean" last? (Please circle).
 

a) less than 1 week         b) 1-2 weeks (6)

c) 2-3 weeks (7)             d) 3-4 weeks (2)

e) 4-5 weeks (1)             f) over 5 weeks
 

PART: B
 
 

CONTENT OF THE PROGRAM
 
 

Question 3:

Please indicate whether you agree or disagree with inclusion of the following topics indicated on the next page, to the curriculum of the future MEDCOAST Institutes by circling the number or code which most closely reflects your opinion.
 
 
 

If the statement does not apply to you, (NA) circle 0.
 
 
 
 
 

Other (specify)
 
 

Other (specify)
 
 
 
 

PART: C
 
 

QUALIFICATIONS OF THE TARGET GROUP
 
 

Question 4:
 
 

What are the most important qualifications to be considered when deciding on a candidate's eligibility for the MEDCOAST INSTITUTE?
 
 

1=most important     2=second most important     3=third most important
 
 
 

Question 5:
 
 

What must be the important target groups for participants?

1=most important     2=second most important     3=third most important
 
 
 

PART: D
 
 

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ASPECTS
 
 

Question 6:

What additional assistance could be useful to make the participants' stay more enjoyable?
 
 

In Ankara:

• a consultant teacher for student groups
• an informal meeting on the first day to make people familiar with each other
• one free day
• shortening the time period of lectures

• site seeing in the city and in the campus

• distribution of a tourist map

During the field trip:

• a short description of the aims and objectives of the field study topics
• the boats should be tied up together in order not to divide the participants into groups
• more detailed explanation about the coastal areas may be given
• instructors on different boats may be changed in order to learn the ideas of each
• each boat should have a leader who knows the coastline
• official meetings should be increased
• the mayors and the municipality staff should be informed by faculty members, of burning issues
• some entertainment should take place, keeping the relations seriously to participants

In Cappadocia:

• half of the participants hesitated to join in social/cultural activities due to entrance fee
• enjoyable meetings should be held after working hours

Question 7:
 
 

How do you rate the following?
 
 

5=very satisfactory     4=satisfactory     3=average

2=unsatisfactory         1=highly unsatisfactory
 
 
 

PART: E
 
 

PERSONAL DATA
 
 

1. Number of years you have worked for this company/organization?
 
 
 

2. Number of years of previous business or work experience?
 
 
 

3. Type of previous career experiences
 
 

a) academic field (5)

b) services

c) public sector (5)

d) private sector (2)

e) administration (1)

f) other (NGO): Employee of Government Agency (1)
 
 
 
 

4. Would you recommend your friends to participate at this program in the future?
 
 

5. Yes definitely! (9)     4. Yes (5)     3. Neutral (1)     2. No     1. For Gods sake, no!
 
 

Average = 4.53

QUESTION 1 How do you rate each of the following aspects of the MEDCOAST INSTITUTE 98?
 
 

5= Very successful     4= successful     3= average

2= unsuccessful         1= highly unsuccessful
 
 
 

QUESTION 4 What are the most important qualifications to be considered when deciding on a candidate's eligibility for the MEDCOAST INSTITUTE?
 

1=most important 2=second most important 3=third most important
 
 
 

QUESTION 5 What must be the important target groups for participants?

1=most important     2=second most important     3=third most important
 
 
 
 

QUESTION 7 How do you rate the following?
 
 

5=very satisfactory     4=satisfactory     3=average

2=unsatisfactory         1=highly unsatisfactory