Conservation and management of marine biodiversity

VIII. CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF LIVING MARINE

(b) Integrated management approaches to address marine pollution

3. Management of coastal and marine environmental resources.

VIII. CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF LIVING MARINE RESOURCES

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(a) Sustainable management of coastal areas and marine resources

The management body of the World Health Organisation (WHO) has a female Estonian representative.

4. Course on integrated management of coastal and marine areas

I had also reported previously, that the organisation had developed a results based management system.

(g) Improving the protection and management of terrestrial, coastal and marine ecosystems

105. South East Asia is increasingly regarded as the test case for effective cooperation on marine management, including environmental management.

Development of guidelines for management of marine litter at the regional and national levels

The Global Plan of Action for the Conservation, Management and Utilization of Marine Mammals

In 2004 the Organisation launched a project for sustainable management of marginal arid areas in north Africa and Asia.

The resources of this area are covered by the North Atlantic Fishery Organisation (NAFO), which is responsible for management.

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It uses satellite sensed ocean colour data for resource management and the protection of marine environments.

Proper management and good fishing practices are essential for the sustainable use of marine living resources.

Marine environment, marine resources, marine biodiversity and the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems

Marine environment, marine resources, marine biodiversity and the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems

Recently, in the international debate on the sustainable management of marine resources and the protection of marine ecosystems, there has been a strong focus on the high seas.

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In 2004, UNEP initiated a feasibility study on sustainable management of marine litter (see para. 18 above).

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135. Also recognizes the importance of research on marine genetic resources for the purpose of enhancing the scientific understanding, potential use and application, and enhanced management of marine ecosystems

Although humans cause the greatest threat to our marine environment, humans also have the ability to create effective management plans that will be the key to successful marine conservation.

Marine scientific research can lead to a better understanding and utilization of the ocean and its resources in almost all aspects, including fisheries, marine pollution and coastal zone management.

Draft resolution A 48 L.40 speaks, inter alia, to the concern for the protection of the marine environment and for the conservation and management of living marine resources.

Marine environment and marine resources

These cover such issues as chemical wastes and integrated approaches to the management of coastal areas and the conservation and management of marine resources and ecosystems.

Also of relevance is UNESCO apos s Coastal Marine Programme (COMAR) project on the development of a scientific basis for coastal marine protection and management, and IAEA apos s research on radioactive substances and other pollutants in the marine environment.

The Plan also recognizes that some marine environments and the resources they hold need special protection and management.