CLME Continental Shelf Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis - CLME+ HUB

CLME Continental Shelf Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis

Abstract: The Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (TDA) provides the technical and scientific basis for the logical development of a Strategic Action Programme (SAP) that is based on a reasoned, holistic and multisectoral consideration of the problems associated with the state of and threats to transboundary water systems and resources. This report reviews and reformulates the Thematic Report for the Guianas-Brazil Sub-region into the Continental Shelf Ecosystem Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis with an ecosystem approach to fisheries (EAF).

Year: 2011
Author: Phillips, T.
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