Welcome To Coastal Safety and Awareness Initiative

The development of COSAI is rooted in the growing need for stronger public participation in coastal safety and the prevention of avoidable accidents, environmental damage and security risks.

Who We Are

The Coastal Safety and Awareness Initiati (COSAI) — Mission Statement

Our mission is to promote and advance coastal safety, maritime security, environmental protection, and public awareness through advocacy, education, training, community engagement, research, and strategic partnerships, thereby protecting lives, livelihoods, coastal communities, marine ecosystems, and critical infrastructure across Nigeria.

We are committed to building a culture of safety and responsibility among coastal communities, maritime workers, road users, government institutions, businesses, and the general public, while supporting effective prevention, emergency preparedness, environmental conservation, and sustainable development of Nigeria’s coastal and maritime resources.

Why Coastal and Maritime Safety Awareness

Our Areas of Interest Include

The integrated approach recognises that coastal safety is interconnected with environmental protection, transportation, public health, infrastructure, security, emergency management, and economic development.

SEE WHAT WE DO

Coastal and Maritime Safety Awareness

  • Maritime security awareness.
  • Prevention of drowning and "water-related accidents;
  • Safety education for coastal and riverine communities;
  • Marine environmental protection;
  • Pollution and oil-spill awareness;
  • Safe use of boats and waterways;
  • Emergency preparedness and response awareness;
  • Safety along coastal infrastructure and roads;
  • Community safety education and sensitisation;
  • Occupational health and safety awareness;
  • Capacity building, training and public safety campaigns; and
  • Collaboration with government institutions, private organisations, communities, and other relevant stakeholders.

Maritime Security Awareness

Maritime security awareness is the foundational knowledge required by personnel to recognize threats, understand risks, and maintain safety in the maritime environment

Marine Environmental Protection

Marine environmental protection is the practice of preserving and restoring the health of the world's oceans, seas, and coastal areas through laws, conservation limits, and pollution control.

Safety Along Coastal Infrastructure and Roads

Safety along coastal infrastructure and roads involves managing unique environmental, traffic, and security challenges to protect both the public and critical national assets

OUR STRATEGIC GOALS

Risk Assessment and Accident Prevention

COSAI will promote:

- Hazard identification and risk assessment.
- Safety inspections and awareness campaigns.
- Near-miss and incident reporting.
- Emergency preparedness.
- Continuous improvement in safety performance.

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Emergency Preparedness and Response

To strengthen community and organizational capacity to respond effectively to:

- Boat and marine accidents.
- Drowning incidents.
- Fire and explosions.
- Oil spills.
- Flooding and coastal disasters.
- Search-and-rescue emergencies.
- Other maritime and environmental emergencies.

HEAD OFFICE

Head Office: 28 EXTENSION BLOCK F, EFAB MALL , AREA 11 GARKI BY FCDA ABUJA, FCT

Email: coastguardrescues.ng@gmail.com

+234 808 829 2250

CONTACT US

Phone Number: 

TEL:  +2348088292250 

 

+234 808 8292 250

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We promote awareness and community cooperation in protecting ports, waterways, bridges, coastal roads, pipelines, terminals, communication infrastructure and other critical assets against safety and security threats.

We also establish partnerships among government agencies, maritime organizations, local communities, educational institutions, industries, traditional institutions, civil society organizations and international partners.