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El objetivo principal del proyecto fue la preparación del Programa Estratégico de Acción (PEA),
como instrumento para promover, por intermedio de las instituciones responsables, el desarrollo
sostenible de la cuenca binacional e interjurisdiccional del río Bermejo mediante la incorporación de
las preocupaciones ambientales en las políticas, planes y programas de desarrollo en la cuenca, la instauración
de una visión de cuenca y de manejo integrado de los recursos naturales.
Este documento describe el conjunto de acciones prioritarias que ambos países han coincidido en
identificar como necesarias para atender los principales problemas ambientales y sus manifestaciones
transfronterizas, reflejando los resultados del proceso de participación y consulta desarrollado. También
establece el marco institucional y de compromisos diseñado para llevarlas adelante y determina las
necesidades de financiamiento para los proyectos y elementos que fueron seleccionados y desarrollados.
De esta forma se posibilita el ingreso a la próxima Fase de Implementación del Programa.
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The SAP lays down the principles of environmental management and cooperation; notes the challenges to the
sustainable integrated management of the Caspian Sea environment; sets the regionally agreed Environmental Quality Objectives (EQOs) for the four areas of environmental concern in a transboundary context and proceeds to define a set of targets and interventions to meet these objectives. The SAP also highlights the financial resource and the institutional structure required for the implementation of the priority actions for the next 5+5 years. (p. 4).
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The overall objective of the SAP implementation is to ensure the Dnipro's environmental
rehabilitation and achieve improvements in the state of environment and natural ecosystems,
both in the region and beyond (i.e. in the Black Sea Basin). To achieve this objective, a number
of tasks have to be resolved. These are:
· to ensure sustainable socio-economic development in the region and integrated
management/protection of the environment;
· to remedy the serious environmental effects of pollution and habitat deterioration in the
Dnipro Basin;
· to ensure sustainable use of its natural resources; and
· to protect biodiversity in the Basin. (p. 5)
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The Strategic Action Programme for the Sustainable Management of Lake Tanganyika
establishes an agreed framework for implementing priority interventions to promote
conservation of biodiversity and the sustainable use of the lake and coastal resources
and to manage activities in the wider catchment that have negative impacts on these
resources.
This document is the result of the regional planning process undertaken with the
support of The Lake Tanganyika Biodiversity Project, “Pollution Control and Other
Measures to Protect Biodiversity in Lake Tanganyika”, financed under the
UNDP/Global Environmental Facility (GEF). In January 1998 the project Regional
Steering Committee gave the task of preparing the Strategic Action Programme (SAP)
to the Technical Advisory Committee SAP Planning Group, with representation from
each country led by the National Coordinator. (p. 1)
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Le Programme d’Action Stratégique pour la Gestion Durable du Lac Tanganyika
établit un cadre convenu pour la mise en oeuvre des interventions classées par ordre de
priorité, destinées à promouvoir la conservation de la biodiversité et l’utilisation
durable du lac et des ressources côtières, et à gérer les activités prenant place dans le
bassin d’influence avec des impacts négatifs sur cette ressource. (p. 1)
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This Strategic Action Programme is based on the preliminary findings of the
regionally prepared transboundary diagnostic analysis that represents a regional synthesis of
actions regarding the protection of the marine environment from land-based activities. The
following Table presents the perceived major problems of the Mediterranean region and their
associated transboundary elements. Seven major problems have been identified from a
review of the results of the work of the Mediterranean Action Plan over the last twenty years,
the work of related programmes and the reviews undertaken in the context of the present
activity. Five main root causes are identified as resulting in the identified problems, although
the relative importance of each cause differs in relation to the individual problems. In addition
two major types of action are proposed to address each of the identified problems and again
the relative importance of each area of action differs according to the nature of the problem. (p. 2)
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The Sustainable Development Strategy is a package of applicable principles, relevant existing regional
and international action programmes, agreements, and instruments, as well as implementation
approaches, for achieving sustainable development of the Seas of East Asia. It offers a regional
framework for the interested countries and other stakeholders to implement, in an integrated or
holistic manner, the commitments they have already made, without assuming new legal obligations.
It addresses linkages among social, cultural, economic and environmental issues. It embodies the
shared vision of the countries and other stakeholders for the Seas of East Asia, and the ways by
which they will achieve that shared vision. The Strategy does not reflect any individual country,
international organization, or sectoral interest but presents a regional perspective, principles, and
guidelines, and a platform for each to play and strengthen its respective role and to cooperate with
one another in addressing common issues and concerns.
The Sustainable Development Strategy is based on a programmatic approach and the consensus
reached among the countries and other stakeholders particularly with regard to needs, nature and
purpose, basic role and functions, scope of application and essential elements.
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In view of the environmental uniqueness of
the coasts and waters of the Region, the
threats they are facing, and the necessity
for actions, the preparation of the Strategic
Action Programme (SAP) for the Red Sea
and Gulf of Aden was initiated in October
1995. The SAP process, coordinated by
the Regional Organization for the Conservation
of the Environment of the Red Sea
and Gulf of Aden (PERSGA), has been
undertaken with support from the countries
of the Region, the Global Environment Facility
(GEF), selected international development
institutions and donor organizations. (p. xi)
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This Strategic Action Programme (SAP) for International Waters of the Pacific Islands
Region was initiated and developed by the thirteen Pacific Island States participating in the work of
the Global Environment Facility (GEF). It represents a pioneering effort by our group of small island
developing states (SIDS) to integrate our national and regional sustainable development priorities
with shared global environmental concerns for protecting International Waters. (p. 3)
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In the present document it is tried to detail and to visualize the Activities to develop within the framework of the elaboration of the Strategic Program of Acción (PEA), including a description of the objectives and of the same Activities, the Cronogram and the resources to use.
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The Caspian Environment Programme (CEP) represents a partnership between the five littoral states namely Azerbaijan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Kazakhstan, Russian Federation and Turkmenistan and the International Partners namely the EU, UNDP, UNEP, and the World Bank. The overall goal of the CEP is environmentally sustainable development and management of the Caspian environment, including living resources and water quality, so as to obtain the utmost long term benefits for the human population of the region, while protecting human health, ecological integrity and the region's economic and environmental sustainability for future generations.