Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses
Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses are science-based analyses of transboundary water-related concerns and opportunities that exist in multi-country surface water, ground water, and coastal/marine water systems. They are used to identify priorities for joint action, root causes and scope for the concerns or opportunities, and serve as the basis for reforms and investments included in the action programmes.
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GoM LME TDA-Spanish
- Executive summary
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GoM LME TDA-Spanish
- Extended Version
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GoM LME TDA
- Executive Summary
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GoM LME TDA
- Extended version
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Regional Shared Aquifer Diagnostic Analysis For the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System
- This Shared Aquifer Diagnostic Analysis (SADA) represents the technical data‐gathering element of the GEF Medium Size Project to strengthen cooperative management of the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS) in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (Libya), Egypt, Chad, and Sudan. The SADA is process through which transboundary threats are identified and prioritized with the specific purpose of informing the Strategic Action Program (SAP) phase of the project.
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Danube River Basin-Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (2006)
- Based on EU Water Framework Directive Analysis Report
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Report of the TDA Confirmation Meeting
- BOBLME Project National Coordinators and National TDA Consultation managers met in Phuket, Thailand on 13-14 February 2012 to consider whether
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TDA Synthesis Report BOBLME
- The BOBLME Project encourages the use of this report for study, research, news reporting, criticism or review. Selected passages, tables or diagrams may be reproduced for such purposes provided acknowledgment of the source is included. Major extracts or the entire document may not be reproduced by any process without the written permission of the BOBLME Project Regional Coordinator.
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Diagnostic Analysis of the São Francisco River Basin and its Coastal Zone - DAB
- The São Francisco river Basin possesses a strategic location because it constitutes a territory which makes a natural connection between the Southwest, the most developed region of Brazil, and the Northeast, considered to be in a less advanced state of development. Causal Chain - Insuficiency of Water for Multiple Uses
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Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis(TDA) for the Arafura and Timor Seas Region
- The purpose of this Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis is to provide an overview of five priority transboundary issues (i.e. unsustainable fisheries, habitat degradation, pollution, loss of biodiversity and impacts of climate change) and their impacts on ecosystem services and human well-being in the Arafura and Timor Seas region. The TDA identifies the key drivers of environmental degradation and links them to their causal sectors. The purpose is to provide sufficient levels of detail to give confidence in the analyses and recommendations for the future Strategic Action Programme (SAP) to be developed for the ATS.
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Fisheries Ecosystems Governance - Transboundary Diagonistic Analysis
- This report addresses the governance aspects of updating the TDA/CCA for the CLME Project. It begins by providing an overview of the governance issues identified in the preliminary TDA. It then reviews the LME Governance Framework that was developed for and adopted by the project as a basis for the project design during the PDF-B. Next the report reviews advances in ocean governance thinking globally and regionally that should assist the project to move forward. Finally, the report considers how the original governance perspective, as well as the subsequent advances in ocean governance, can be incorporated into the new orientation towards a fishery ecosystem-based approach to provide the most comprehensive and up-to-date approach to governance for the CLME Project. This fishery ecosystem-based approach was adopted early in the Full Project which is now oriented towards three fishery ecosystems: the continental shelf, the pelagic and the reef fishery ecosystems.
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Continental Shelf Transboundary Diagonistic Analysis
- This report addresses the governance aspects of updating the TDA/CCA for the CLME Project. It begins by providing an overview of the governance issues identified in the preliminary TDA. It then reviews the LME Governance Framework that was developed for and adopted by the project as a basis for the project design during the PDF-B. Next the report reviews advances in ocean governance thinking globally and regionally that should assist the project to move forward. Finally, the report considers how the original governance perspective, as well as the subsequent advances in ocean governance, can be incorporated into the new orientation towards a fishery ecosystem-based approach to provide the most comprehensive and up-to-date approach to governance for the CLME Project. This fishery ecosystem-based approach was adopted early in the Full Project which is now oriented towards three fishery ecosystems: the continental shelf, the pelagic and the reef fishery ecosystems.
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Continental Shelf Transboundary Diagonistic Analysis
- This report addresses the governance aspects of updating the TDA/CCA for the CLME Project. It begins by providing an overview of the governance issues identified in the preliminary TDA. It then reviews the LME Governance Framework that was developed for and adopted by the project as a basis for the project design during the PDF-B. Next the report reviews advances in ocean governance thinking globally and regionally that should assist the project to move forward. Finally, the report considers how the original governance perspective, as well as the subsequent advances in ocean governance, can be incorporated into the new orientation towards a fishery ecosystem-based approach to provide the most comprehensive and up-to-date approach to governance for the CLME Project. This fishery ecosystem-based approach was adopted early in the Full Project which is now oriented towards three fishery ecosystems: the continental shelf, the pelagic and the reef fishery ecosystems.
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CLME Regional TDA
- Using the preliminary TDA (2007) as a starting point, the TTT recommended the appointment of three international regionally-experienced experts to update the TDA (and the draft CCAs developed during the TDA-SAP workshop) on the basis of the agreed fisheries ecosystems and to update the regional governance report. The outputs from these experts (http://www.clmeproject.org/documents/projectdocuments/fishery-ecosystems-tdas) provide the substantive material for the conclusions and recommendations from this Regional TDA.
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Diagonistic Analysis of the Environmental Status of the Russian Arctic (Advanced Summary)
- The environmental status of the Arctic and, particularly, the Arctic Region of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the Russian Arctic) is still under study and is of growing concern due to developing hot spots where the level of natural ecosystems degradation is extremely critical and the pollution level is much higher than permissible.
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Kura Aras, Preliminary TDA (Russian Version)
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BOBLME draft TDA vol2 for national consultations
- Volume 2 contains background material that sets out the biophysical and socio-economic characteristics of the BOBLME, an analysis of the legal, policy and administrative context in the eight countries surrounding the BOB, and an assessment of the status of the marine living resources and the marine environment in the coastal areas of the BOBLME.
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BOBLME draft TDA vol1 for national consultations
- Volume 1 focuses on describing the transboundary issues in the BOBLME, and their proximate and underlying root causes that can be used to develop a SAP.
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Okavango River Basin Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis(TDA) 2011
- The TDA is an important step towards elaboration of the SAP that will consitute the technical foundation for the signing of important agreements among the three capital Member States of the Cubango-Okavango River Basin. These agreements will allow OKACOM to have successful examples of participatory management of this important river basin and be assured that the countries who depend on its resources receive the best return on investment made in a sustainable and equitable manner.
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Okavango River Basin (TDA-Portuguese) 2011
- Relatório de Análise Diagnóstica Transfronteiriça da Bacia Hidrográfica do Cubango-Okavango
