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Report: First Biennial Global Environment Facility (GEF) International Waters Conference
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Report from the First Biennial Global Environment Facility (GEF) International Waters Conference in October 14 - October 18, 2000 Budapest, Hungary
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Designing and Implementing Valuation Studies: A Roadmap (Sadoff)
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Prepared by Dr Claudia Sadoff, Senior Economic Advisor, IUCNFor the IW:LEARN Regional Workshop on Economic Valuation and Water-Related Decision Making, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, 6-8 November 2006
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Designing and Implementing Valuation Studies in the GCLME Region (Chukwuone/Ukwe)
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Preliminary Report on Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services of GCLME
Outline of Presentation
• Estimates of the direct output value of goods and services for each of the relevant marine sectors of
the 16 countries bordering the Guinea Current Large Marine Ecosystem (LME).
• Estimate the scale of resource rents that could be obtained from the economically optimal
management of the marine resources of the case studies
• Work in progress on economic valuation of the GCLME
Presentation from the Cape Town Economic Valuation Workshop, hosted by IW:LEARN and IUCN-GMP in July 2007.
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Paper: The Economic Value of Marine Protected Areas along the Garden Route Coast, South Africa and Implications of Changes in Size and Management (Clark, Hutchings, Turpie)
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Jane Turpie, Barry Clark & Kenneth Hutchings
Anchor Environmental Consultants &
Percy FitzPatrick Institute, University of Cape Town
This study was undertaken as part of a larger study on the conservation planning for marine
biodiversity of the south Cape coast. It was conducted as a student project by the students of the
2006 Conservation Biology MSc programme at the University of Cape Town.
The aim of this project was to provide preliminary estimates of the costs and benefits associated with
the MPAs on the Garden Route coast (Goukamma, Robberg and Tsitsikamma), and to estimate how
these costs and benefits might change under different scenarios of MPA size and management
intensity.
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The Economic Value of Marine Protected Areas along the Garden Route Coast (Clark, Hutchings, Turpie)
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Presentation from the Cape Town Economic Valuation Workshop, hosted by IW:LEARN and IUCN-GMP in July 2007.
Background
•Proposal by government to open up parts of Africa’s oldest MPA to recreational fishing
•Decision made to appease a highly vociferous local lobby
–Highly political
–Threat of non-compliance
•WWF commissioned valuation report
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The Economics of the BCLME: Lecture Notes by Tony Leiman
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Economics in Large Marine Ecosystems: The Case of the BCLME (Leiman)
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Presentation from the Cape Town Economic Valuation Workshop, hosted by IW:LEARN and IUCN-GMP in July 2007.
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Environmental Valuation and Cost-benefit Analysis of Management Actions (Endo)
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Isao Endo
UNDP/GEF Yellow Sea Project
Project Management Office
Topics of this Presentation:
Environmental Valuation
Economic value of goods & services
Negative externalities
Valuation techniques
Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) of management actions
Benefits and costs of actions
With-or-without action scenarios
CBA procedure
Presentation from the Cape Town Economic Valuation Workshop, hosted by IW:LEARN and IUCN-GMP in July 2007.
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Economic Analysis: CEP Experiences & Lessons Learnt (Ghaffarzadeh)
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Presentation from the Cape Town Economic Valuation Workshop, hosted by IW:LEARN and IUCN-GMP in July 2007.
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Economic Valuation (Ghaffarzadeh)
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PResentation from the Cape Town Economic Valuation Workshop, hosted by IW:LEARN and IUCN-GMP in July 2007.
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Principles of Economic Valuation of Ecosystems (Vorhies)
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Dr Francis Vorhies
Director
earthmind.net
PResentation from the Cape Town Economic Valuation Workshop, hosted by IW:LEARN and IUCN-GMP in July 2007.
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Poster Presentation: Pollution Reduction Through Improved Municipal Wastewater Management in Coastal Cities in ACP Countries [IWC4 Innovation Marketplace]
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The GPA Wastewater Management Training project's poster presentation during the innovation marketplace session at the 4th GEF Biennial International Waters Conference.
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Poster Presentation: Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem (CLME) Project [IWC4 Innovation Marketplace]
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The CLME's poster presentation during the innovation marketplace session at the 4th GEF Biennial International Waters Conference.
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Mekong Water Utilization Project (WUP) 2000-2007 (Monier-Illouz)
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Presentation given by Esther Monier-Illouz at the 4th Biennial GEF International Waters Conference during the focused learning discussion on SAP's and Adaptive Management.
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Achievements of the NWSAS Aquifer project (Latrech)
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Presentation given by Djamel Latrech of the Sahel and Sahara Observator and project manager of the Northwest Sahara Aquifer project at the 4th Biennial GEF International Waters Conference.
Social - Economy of
North-Western Sahara Aquifer System NWSAS
Algeria – Libya - Tunisia
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Sustainable Development and Management of Manila Bay: A Focus on Water Quality
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Document circulated by the PEMSEA project at the 4th Biennial International Waters Conference.
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Integrated Coastal Management (ICM): Revitalizing the Coasts and Oceans Program in the Philippines
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PEMSEA document circulated at 4th Biennial International Waters Conference.
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Putrajaya Declaration of Regional Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Seas of East Asia
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This document was initiated and prepared by PEMSEA in consultation with 12 participating
Governments and other stakeholders of the Seas of East Asia.
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Partnership Opportunities for Enhancing GPA Implementation in the East Asian Region (2007-2011)
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This Policy Brief is based on the outcome of the East Asian Seas IGR-2 Preparatory
Workshop entitled, Partnership Opportunities for Enhancing GPA Implementation,
held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 4-5 September 2006. The workshop was coorganized
and co-sponsored by the UNEP East Asian Seas Regional Coordinating
Unit (EAS/RCU) and the GEF/UNDP/IMO Partnerships in Environmental
Management for the Seas of East Asia (PEMSEA) for the Second Intergovernmental
Review Meeting (IGR-2) of the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of
the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities (GPA).
The objectives of the workshop were:
a) To review the status of national GPA implementation 2002 through 2006;
b) To identify the roles and contributions of regional programs and projects to
GPA implementation;
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Challenges, Responses, Strategies and Actions for the Implementation of the Sustainable Development Strategy for the Seas of East Asia [IWC4 Innovation Marketplace]
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Document from the PEMSEA project circulated at 4th Biennial International Waters Conference.
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