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Regional planning policies for marine areas : Lakes and rivers.
Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Auckland Regional Authority

1988
South Pacific Commission and International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources second regional symposium on consevation of nature (Apia, Western Samoa : 1976) : ecodevelopment in a pacific island context : I. the environmental impact study.
Island and Ocean Ecosystems

Baines, Graham

1976
Kuwait Regional Convention for Co-operation on the Protection of the Marine Environment from Pollution Protocol concerning regional cooperation in cobating pollution by oil and other harmful substances in cases of emergency.

UNEP

1983
Environmental management for resource development : SPREP Regional Training Course 16-26 November 1982
1983
Achievement and planned development of UNEP's regional seas programme and comparable programmes

UNEP

1982
Regional peer-to-peer learning workshop on marine spatial planning in the Pacific.
Available Online
2018
As countries across the Pacific grow concerned about the dwindling of,and damage to,resources in the world’s oceans, there is an effort to develop plans to sustainably integrate human use and marine conservation. Marine spatial planning (MSP) is a practical way of organising the human use of marine areas to balance the demands of human activities with the need to protect the health of the ecosystems on which those activities depend.
Pacific Islands Regional Strategic Planning: public forum and final stakeholder assessment report
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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CONCUR, Inc

2004
The pages that follow contain a summary report developed by CONCUR, Inc., based on the discussions. This report is intended to draw out and highlight key themes raised during the discussions. It also strives to convey the great diversity of comments and suggestions made. It is not, however, intended to be a comprehensive listing of all issues mentioned. No comments included in this report are attributed to specific individuals; rather, this report represents a synthesis across all discussions.
Second meeting of the regional expert group on food security and climate change Vava'u, Tonga, 27-28 July 2009 : report
Climate Change Resilience
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FAO

2009
Governance of marine biodiversity in areas beyong national jurisdiction at the regional level: filling the gaps and strengthening the framework for action: case studies from the North-East Atlantic, Southern Ocean, Western Indian Ocean, South West Pacific and the Sargasso Sea
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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Druel, Elisabeth ... [et al.]

2012
Marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ) is currently facing increasing human pressures and growing threats. For these reasons, it is at the heart of numerous international discussions, including a process launched under the auspices of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). However, while discussions are ongoing at the international level, it is becoming increasingly apparent and relevant that action at the regional level is imperative to protect marine biodiversity in ABNJ for at least three reasons: because the regional level is today the most operational level; as progress made within regional frameworks could positively influence discussions at the international level; and if a multilateral agreement under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) on marine biodiversity in ABNJ is adopted in the future, it is likely to call for a role for the regional level. Therefore, the main issue raised in this study is the need to reinforce the regional level. In order to address this subject, the following study analyses five different regional frameworks, making the stake of the situation, highlighting the major gaps and identifying options to encompass them. The regions studied are the North-East Atlantic, the Southern Ocean, the Western Indian Ocean (WIO), the South West Pacific and the Wider Caribbean Region coupled with the Sargasso Sea.
Pacific regional environment & vulnerability
Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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New Zealand International Aid & Development Agency

2007

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