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Experience Note – SAP Development and Endorsement Process: Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem and Adjacent Regions
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Experiences of the Belize Spawning Aggregation Working Group. Proceedings of the Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute. 59:455-462. Gibson, J., R.F. Pott, G. Paz, I. Majil and N. Requena. 2007.
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Fact Sheet – Pelagic Sargasssum Influx in the Wider Caribbean
Massive quantities of pelagic sargassum occurred throughout the Caribbean in 2011, impacting aquatic resources, fisheries, shorelines, waterways, and tourism. Similar events have occurred since then, with a particularly heavy influx of sargassum observed during 2015. This Fact Sheet seeks to share the state of knowledge about the sargassum influx and to promote the adoption of best management practices.
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Facts and Figures, Wastewater The Untapped Resource – The United Nations World Water Development Report 2017
This document shows figures and data in the form of graphs, in order to show the importance of waste water in the economy of the regions and how it is used as an instrument of economic exploitation, also highlights how they affect the environment and health for the general population.
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Fait et Chiffres, Les Eaux uséss – Une ressource inexploitée
Ce document présente des chiffres et des données sous forme de graphiques, afin d’exposer l’importance des eaux usées pour l’économie des régions et la manière dont elles sont utilisées en tant qu’outils de mise en valeur économique, il souligne également la façon dont ces dernières influencent l’environnement et la santé de la population en général.
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Fiche technique de la gouvernance des océans CLME+: Décision clé sur la gouvernance des océans dans la Grande Caraïbe
Les "Fiches techniques de la gouvernance des océans CLME+" documentent les progrès réalisés vers une gouvernance interactive des océans dans la region CLME+. Cette fiche particulier couvre la décision prise lors de la réunion intersessions du Comité directeur du projet PNUD/FEM "CLME+" du 16 au 18 juin 2020, où plus de 20 pays et 14 organisations ont jeté les bases d'un mécanisme régional de coordination de la "gouvernance des océans".
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Fifteenth Session Of The IOC Sub-Commission For The Caribbean And Adjacent Regions (IOCARIBE-XV)
The Fifteenth session of the IOC Sub-Commission for the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions (SC-IOCARIBE-XV) was held in Oranjestad, Aruba,from 6 to 10 May 2019. The session was attended by 45 participants from 13 countries of the Caribbean Region, 2 countries from outside the region (Argentina and the Republic of Korea) and 8 UN, International and regional organizations. At this session, IOCARIBE reviewed progress made during the Intersessional period 2017–2019 and adopted twelve recommendations.
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Final Report of Regional Workshop on Coastal and Marine Water Quality Indicators and Methodologies to Determine Pollutant Loads in the Wider Caribbean
The Workshop “Coastal and Marine Water Quality Indicators and Methodologies to Determine Pollutant Loads in the Wider Caribbean” took place in Havana, Cuba, with the following objectives: Analyse methodologies used to determine pollutant loads in the marine environment from pointand non-point sources and the main coastal and marine water quality indicators. Discuss methodologies used for the characterization and quantification of municipal andindustrial solid wastes. Present preliminary results for the update of the CEP Technical Report No.33.
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Financial Assessment for Wastewater Treatment and Disposal (WWTD) in the Caribbean
The Objective of this Presentation is to provide background information to assist in evaluating the type of financing needed to address wastewater issues in the Wider Caribbean based on the needs and circumstances of Caribbean SIDS.
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Financing the blue economy: a Caribbean development opportunity
“Financing the Blue Economy: A Caribbean Development Opportunity” examines the potential of the blue economy to drive sustained and inclusive economic growth. The Paper, a joint initiative between CDB and the United Nations Development Programme, also explores factors that can constrain our Region’s ability to take full advantage of the ocean’s potential. New and high-value blue economy growth industries such as aquaculture, marine biotechnology, deep seabed mining, and ocean renewable energy remain under-developed in our Region.This paper assesses the blue economy potential for the Caribbean, and focuses on innovative financing options that will enable policy makers to advance blue economy strategies at a national and regional level.
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