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Déclaration de Vemööre Engagements en faveur de l’action pour la conservation de la nature et les aires protégées dans le Pacifique insulaire, 2021-2025
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2021
Nous, représentants et représentantes des gouvernements de 142 États et territoires du Pacifique insulaire, nos pays partenaires, et les dirigeants et dirigeantes ’organisations de 113 membres de la Table ronde océanienne pour la conservation de la nature, rassemblés dans le cadre de la 10e Conférence du Pacifique insulaire pour la conservation de la nature et les aires protégées, déclarons l’urgence de la crise mondiale de la biodiversité et la nécessité de ne pas retarder la mise en œuvre d’actions porteuses de changements. Cette crise représente une menace pour l’existence de notre océan Pacifique, de nos îles et de nos peuples.
Vemööre Declaration: Commitments to Nature Conservation Action in the Pacific Islands region, 2021-2025
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2021
We, representatives of the governments of Pacific Island countries and territories, our partner countries and the Heads of the Organizations of members of the Pacific Island Round table for Nature Conservation, gathered for the High-level session of the 10th Pacific Island Conference on Nature Conservation and Protected Areas, declare that the global biodiversity crisis is urgent, and that transformative action must not be delayed. This is a crisis is an existential threat to our Pacific Ocean, our Pacific Islands, and to ourselves as Pacific peoples.
The Virtual 10th Pacific Islands Conference on Nature Conservation and Protected Areas : 24-27 November 2020
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2021
In order to showcase knowledge and solutions related to nature conservation action in the Pacific Islands, the original face-to-face conference provided space in its programme for 61 parallel sessions, each with a duration of 1 hour and 30 minutes. By going virtual a lot of that space in teh agenda was lost, but we still wanted to bring those stories! By creating a virtual galleries on the website and by the event feed on the conference platform, we were able to provide new and open spaces for lightning stories to be told and striking facts to be shared!
Session 37: Which approaches to developing an integrated regional framework? SPC helping the Pacific region reconcile social & economic development with the protection of nature and culture
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2020
Pacific countries and territories are members of SPC and give SPC strategic guidance and operational priorities. We will present the way SPC is building and implementing projects in countries and territories respectful of our member's social, environmental and economic contexts.Concrete examples of the way we collaborate across our sectoral specialists to generate a dynamic interplay of capabilities, leading to creative approaches to development challenges Environmental degradation, climate change and disasters will be shown.
Session 36: Data Driven Decision Making
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2020
The Inform team will showcase the tools and processes developed and utilized by Pacific Islands countries in the implementation of the Inform project supporting national planning reporting and decision making needs.
Session 35: 30/30 Vision: Pacific Leadership on Protected and Conserved Areas at the UN Convention on Biological Diversity
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2020
The loss of nature is global ecological and economic catastrophe. As we have seen with the recent surge of hurricanes and typhoons, when nature's services we've long taken for granted begin to fall, it is poor communities that suffer most. Further, countless of people depend on the marine environment for their livelihoods. Thus addressing the decline of the health of our ocean should be a priority for all. In 2021, Parties of the UN Convention Biological Diversity (CBD) will agree to a set of next global biodiversity target through 2030, and one objective gaining momentum is the call for the protection and conservation of at least 30% of the global ocean over this decade (30x30).
Session 34: Building the Case for Sustainable Blue Economy in the South West Pacific
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2020
This session will showcase WWF-Pacific's: - Experiences, lessons and best practices captured over the past 25 years in Fiji, Solomon Islands and PNG. - The organization's plan to for the next 10 years using these lessons and best practices including those from other parts of the world to pioneer the development and piloting of an innovative sustainable and resilient blue-green economy business model with string focus on: 1. Holistic land and marine use spatial planning and ecosystem based adaptation and management with inclusive local and traditional leadership that in integral to ensure sustainable and resilient livelihoods 2. Financial Policy systems, products and service for regenerative production and consumption practices with markets outcomes
Session 33: Assessing the Risk of Turtle Extinction in the Pacific to Inform Regional Conservation Approaches
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2020
Jamie Daves will introduce the PEUMP Programme and the By-catch and Integrated Ecosystem Management (BIEM) Initiative before introducing DR. Pilcher.After his presentation he will be joined by a panel of experts to secure their views on how the assessment can be improved and used to ensure that the assessment provides a strong foundation to strengthen national and regional conservation and management efforts to reduce extinction risk of these iconic species. This will be followed by a short Q&A session with D. Pilcher and panel members who will represent the Pacific government agency, national turtle monitoring network, turtle harvesting and sales researcher the Pacific Community (SPC) and National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Session 32: Resilient Reefs & Communities: How Investing in the Pacific can Build Climate-Ready & Sustainable Future for People & Nature
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2020
This session will explore the power and necessity of Public sector partnerships in mobilizing much need resources to urgently address the global coral reef crisis that is threatening the lives of millions of people, especially vulnerable communities such as those found in the Pacific. By showcasing examples of ongoing and potential collaborative platforms being done through the Coral Reef Rescue initiative, the session aims to provide viable ways for governments, business & industry, civil society and science and academia to come together to build a global coral reef and community resilience for a climate-ready and sustainable future for people and nature.
Session 31: Measuring Success: What should we measure and how? Example from Melanesia and Micronesia
SPREP Publications, Island and Ocean Ecosystems
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2020
This session are about some examples of how we are trying to tackle these issue4s followed by an opportunity ti share your own examples and discussion on practical ways to move forward.

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