[PDF] Top 20 9th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to he Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar, Iran, 1971) “ Wetlands and water: supporting life, sustaining livelihoods”

... restoring the ecological character of Ramsar sites, including utilizing all appropriate mechanisms to address and resolve as soon as practicable the matters for which a site may ... See full document

... numerically to one of the five goals. In addition to this linkage some strategies and Key Result Areas will, in the end, inevitably satisfy more than one ...Measurement of ... See full document

... Contracting Parties and INVITES relevant organizations to use the habitat and species conservation provisions of the Convention to support the ... See full document

... AGREES to contribute financial support from the Convention core budget line “Support to Regional Initiatives” for the 2006-2008 triennium for specific regional initiatives, which ... See full document

... 31st Meeting (June 2005) for consideration by Ramsar COP9, as well as the proposals submitted by Contracting Parties at least 60 days before the opening of Ramsar COP9 ... See full document

... that the contribution of each Contracting Party to this budget (other than those making voluntary contributions) should be in accordance with the scale of assessments for the ... See full document

... for the participation in the Meetings of the Conference of the Contracting Parties of international agencies or bodies, and national governmental ... See full document

... for the participation in the Meetings of the Conference of the Contracting Parties of international agencies or bodies, and national governmental ... See full document

... focused on the full participation of all Ramsar Convention parties in the Western Hemisphere, as well as other key ...actors. The design of the plan ... See full document

... 17. The joint work programme between the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) was endorsed in Resolution ...7.9 ... See full document

... 42. The proposed alteration to the Rules of Procedure which was agreed by Standing Committee for Rule 5, and which can be found in COP9 ...all Parties of the dates, ... See full document

... 3. The purpose of the global and regional reports is to review the implementation of the Convention in the last ...is the first report that I ... See full document

... 9. The Ramsar guidance, on river basin management and environmental flows particularly, has its origins in the environment/wetlands interest sector, and it is aimed at ... See full document

... none of which is either critical or not repeated elsewhere, and the majority of its is priorities only for the next ...forerunner of what later became Strategic Plans for ... See full document

... aspects of Convention implementation, including a Strategic Framework for the implementation of the Convention ([COP9 DR9]); the conceptual framework for the wise ... See full document

... with the United Nations agencies and ongoing processes, including UNEP, EMG and UN-Water, UN-Habitat, World Meteorological Organization, GEF, and World ...into the work of ... See full document

... Contracting Parties to take the necessary steps within their frameworks for integrated river basin and coastal zone management to maintain or reinstate fish migration pathways, ... See full document

... that the Secretariat similarly possesses an international personality, separate from that of UNEP, as a treaty body which is directed by and answerable to the Conference ... See full document

... SG-6 of the Subgroup on COP9, attached is COP9 DR2 Annex 2, which provides an initial estimate of the costs of delivering the 25 tasks the STRP has recommended ... See full document

... 84. Wetlands in the landscape should be considered in three dimensions: the more commonly understood lateral shape and size of a wetland, and its morphology, are influenced most ... See full document