Contributors
Adrian Ross
saross@pemsea.org
Alexcia Cooke
Alexcia.cooke@mycavehill.uwi.edu
Andreas Kannen
Andreas.Kannen@hzg.de
Andrew Birchenough
ABirchen@imo.org
Daud Hassan
Daud.hassan@westernsydney.edi.au
David Gill
gill.david.a@gmail.com
Ellen Johannesen
Ellen.johannesen@ices.dk
Emma Kelley
emma.kelley@noaa.gov
Lauren Wenzel
Lauren.wenzel@noaa.gov
Lidvard Grønnevet
Lidvard.Gronnevet@imr.no
Lucy Scott
Lucy.Scott@asclme.org
Marina Markovic
Ole Varmer
Ole.varmer@noaa.gov
Patrick McConney
Patrick.mcconney@cavehill.uwi.edu
Robin Mahon
prof.mahon@gmail.com
Rudolf Hermes
Rudolf.Hermes@boblme.org
Sanya Compton
sanyacompton@gmail.com
Selina Stead
selina.stead@newcastle.ac.uk
Wojciech Wawrzynski
Wojciech.wawrzynski@ices.dk
GEF LME:LEARN
The GEF LME:LEARN project provides a sustainable global home for LME activities in the early years of the SDG period. It is designed to improve global ecosystem-based governance of LMEs and their coasts by generating knowledge, building capacity, harnessing public and private partnerships, and supporting south-to-south learning and north-to-north learning.
Project Components
6Global and regional network of partners to enhance ecosystem-based management and to provide support for the GEF LME/ICM/MPA projects to address their needs and incorporate climate variability and change considerations.
7Synthesis and incorporation of knowledge into policymaking; capture of best LME governance practices; and development of new methods and tools to enhance the management effectiveness of LMEs and to incorporate ICM, MPAs and climate variability and change, including the five LME Approach modules.
8Capacity and partnership building through twinning and learning exchanges, workshops, and training among LMEs and similar initiatives.
9Communication, dissemination and outreach of GEF LME/ICM/MPA project achievements and lessons learned.