[PDF] Top 20 Programme on communication, education, participation and awareness (CEPA) 2009- 2015 of the Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar, Iran, 1971)

... list of key actors in the Convention’s CEPA Programme from paragraph 6 of the CEPA Programme is reproduced ...actors and monitoring implementation, ... See full document

... CONGRATULATING the 29 Contracting Parties that have reported forming national CEPA Task Forces and in particular Australia, Azerbaijan, Belize, Dominican Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Mali, ... See full document

... local) CEPA Action Plan has been formulated, drawing upon the CEPA toolkit developed for this purpose [the CEPA toolkit is in progress, further details to follow] and the ... See full document

... 413. The President reflected on the falling of the curtain on ...active participation and invited everyone involved to recognize the achievements of ... See full document

... organizations and personnel responsible for designation of sites under each instrument in each country are aware of, and work closely, with their counterparts through, inter alia, circulation ... See full document

... outlined the following key issues regarding the STRP in her region: 1) three countries still have not designated STRP NFPs; 2) a number of STRP NFPs are outside the Administrative Authorities ... See full document

... possible, the need to avoid or mitigate the impacts of those projects, as well as the need to compensate for the loss of livelihoods that may result from their impacts on ... See full document

... recognition of wetland services. Increase recognition of and attention in decision-making to the significance of wetlands for reasons of biodiversity conservation, water ... See full document

... la Convention sur la gestion participative et les conclusions émanant du domaine de résultat clé ...la Convention de Ramsar pour qu’il puisse la mettre à la disposition d’autres Parties ainsi que ... See full document

... explained the staff mobility policy within the UN, which requires that staff do not spend more than five years in same position depending on the availability of posts within the ... See full document

... 1,000 1,000 1310-00120 Tanzania, United Republic of 0.006 0.006 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1310-00108 Thailand 0.186 0.190 7,784 7,980 8,043 9,810 1310-00086 The FYR of Macedonia 0.005 0.005 1,000 ... See full document

... levels on Odra river (in general twice as high as on Warta river) are the main factor responsible for the level of flooding at the ...Thus the main but not the only ... See full document

... Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Decision IX/16 invited the Conference of the Parties to the Ramsar Convention, at its 10th meeting, to consider ... See full document

... 23. The Ramsar Convention works increasingly closely with the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) through a joint work plan and acts as the CBD’s lead ... See full document

... appropriate, the guidance adopted through Resolution X.16 and included in COP10 ...impact Ramsar sites; to consider a precautionary approach when the SEA or EIA predicts any substantial or ... See full document

... Parties and development sectors, including mining, other extractive industries, infrastructure development, water and sanitation, energy, agriculture, transport and others, to take all possible steps ... See full document

... Notes. The last attention to invasive species by the Convention was at COP8 (2002) which adopted Resolution ...VIII.18 on Invasive species and ...during the 1999-2002 triennium, ... See full document

... to the tasks outlined in the Terms of Reference for the Service (see ...DOC.STRP11-07), Wetlands International has drawn on a wide range of documents, particularly ... See full document

... projections of sea level rise and climate change (Bayliss et al ...freshwater wetlands in the wet-dry tropics could dry out faster or more extensively during the dry season due to ... See full document

... range of threats to peatlands that require urgent national and/or international ...action. The opportunities for wise use, conservation and management (hereafter referred to as ‘wise use’) ... See full document