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Joint Commitment: Good Water Quality for all Tisza Countries
Uzhgorod, Ukraine - On 11 April 2011, the five Tisza River Basin countries Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine will enter a new stage in joint water management to ensure good water quality. In the course of a Ministerial Meeting held in Uzhgorod (Ukraine), a management plan will be signed that will commit the five countries to further cooperation in their efforts to protect the valuable environment of the basin. What used to be a matter of individual countries is now becoming an international endeavour.
CLIMATE 2011/KLIMA 2011 from Nov 07, 2011 03:00 PM to Nov 13, 2011 01:00 AM — Online,
CLIMATE 2011 is being organized in cooperation with UNEP, IPCC, WMO, the Sahara and Sahel Observatory and further world bodies. Building on the success of the previous online conferences in 2008, 2009 and 2010 with many million visitors and hundreds of peer-reviewed scientific papers, this year's interactive, free of charge online event will specifically focus on “Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management”.
File2011 Results Notes - Demonstrations of Innovative Approaches to the Rehabilitation of Heavily Contaminated Bays in the Wider Caribbean
INTERNATIONAL WATERS RESULTS NOTES Demonstrations of Innovative Approaches to the Rehabilitation of Heavily Contaminated Bays in the Wider Caribbean It supported synergies and the sharing of experiences with the GEF UNEP UNDP Integrating Watersheds and Coastal Area Management Project for Caribbean SIDS (IWCAM) and the GEF IDB UNEP Testing a Prototype Caribbean Regional Fund for Wastewater Management (CReW).
File2011 Results Notes - The Role of the Coastal Ocean in the Disturbed and Undisturbed Nutrient and Carbon Cycles
2011-results-notes-the-role-of-the-coastal-ocean-in-the-disturbed-and-undisturbed-nutrient-and-carbon-cycles 2011 Results Notes - The Role of the Coastal Ocean in the Disturbed and Undisturbed Nutrient and Carbon Cycles INTERNATIONAL WATERS RESULTS NOTES http://www.iwlearn.net/results 10-10-2011 The Role of the Coastal Ocean in the Disturbed and Undisturbed Nutrient and Carbon Cycles GEF ID#: 514 GEF Agency Project ID# GF/1100-99-07 Project Status: Completed 1.
File2011 Results Notes - Support to the National Programme of Action for the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment
2011-results-notes-support-to-the-national-programme-of-action-for-the-protection-of-the-arctic-marine-environment 2011 Results Notes - Support to the National Programme of Action for the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment INTERNATIONAL WATERS RESULTS NOTES http://www.iwlearn.net/results 11-10-2011 Support to the National Programme of Action for the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment GEF ID#: 1164 GEF Agency Project ID# GFL 2732-03-4694 Project Status: Completed 1. The more specific objective of the Project is to develop and establish a sustainable framework to reduce environmental degradation of the Russian Arctic from land-based activities on a system basis by implementation of the SAP developed at the first stage of the Project in favor of all Arctic States and global community and to comply with obligations of the Russian Federation under international conventions and agreements taking into account decisions and programmes of the Arctic Council.
Water Safety Conference from Nov 13, 2012 08:00 AM to Nov 15, 2012 06:00 PM — Kampala, Uganda,
The conference aims to provide unique opportunities for delegates to interact with professionals across disciplines and regions to share their experiences and ideas and discuss common challenges and appropriate solutions. The conference programme will consist of platform presentations, poster presentations, workshops and keynote speakers.
Global Coral Reefs
A film by the Global Environment Facility International Waters project "Coral Reef Targeted Research and Capacity Building for Management", implemented by the World BAnk and managed by the University of Queensland.
Indigenous Knowledge in Coastal and Marine Resources, Tanzania
A film by the Global Environment Facility funded, World Bank implemented, University of Queensland executed, Coral Reef Targeted Research project. The film was produced by the University of Dar Es Salaam, Institute of Marine Science. The film looks at indigenous practices in Tanzania in fishing and other sectors, with an eye to how local culture can be leveraged to improve coral reef management.
Outreach materials
newsletters, brochures.
File2011 Results Notes - Coral Reef Targeted Research and Capacity Building for Management
Coastal and Marine Resource Management Project ProjectDocument:Results INTERNATIONAL WATERS RESULTS NOTES http://www.iwlearn.net/results 09-09-2011 Coral Reef Targeted Research and Capacity Building for Management GEFID#: TF-53909, World Bank ID# P078034, Project Status: Completed Melanie King and Marea Hatziolos m.king4@uq.edu.au, mhatziolos@worldbank.org The University of Queensland, The World Bank 1 1. Linking Scientific Knowledge to Management and Policy KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT & EXPERIENCE SHARING Indicators [Indicator 1: Participation in IW events] Target: Presentations with booth participation and hosting of staff/twinning th • GEF 6 IWC • 12th ICRS (Management Mini-symposium and 100 presentations by CRTR members on CRTR research results) • IW:LEARN events at ICRS and other fora • Sponsored 62 Masters and Postdoctoral students, and Postdoctoral Fellows • 53 international research institutions were involved comprising 86 researchers partnered and collaborated during the phase • Participated in 230 events within the regions e.g training workshops, technical meetings, conferences etc [Indicator 2: Project website] Target: Website in line with IW:LEARN guidelines, regularly updated • Website rated in top 10 (#6) in 2009 of WB GPP websites for hits, return visits and downloads • The estimated number of visits to the site from November 2008 to October 2009 was 22,353;
Maps/Graphics
Maps and Graphics
FileCoral Reefs - Project Brief - [Acrobat]
FileInvestigations of impacts of localised stress and compounding effects of climate change on sustainability of coral reef ecosystem (Project appraisal document)
The Global Environment Objective is to fill critical gaps in our global understanding of what determines coral reef ecosystem vulnerability and resilience to a range of key stressors—from localized human stress to climate change--and to inform policies and management interventions on behalf of coral reefs and the communities that depend on them.
Project Documents
project document, fact sheets, annexes...
FileExperience Note: Coral Reef Targeted Research and Capacity Building for Management: Using Sound Science to Influence Policy and Improve Management of the World’s Coral Reefs
2008 HAS BEEN DECLARED THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE REEF—TO CELEBRATE THE BEAUTY AND IMPORTANCE OF THESE MAGNIFICENT ECOSYSTEMS AND, AT THE SAME TIME, TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE SEVERE THREATS THEY FACE FROM HUMAN ACTIVITY LEADING TO DECLINES IN THEIR HEALTH AND PRODUCTIVITY IN MANY PARTS OF THE WORLD. THE CORAL REEF TARGETED RESEARCH AND CAPACITY BUILDING FOR MANAGEMENT (CRTR) PROGRAM IS A GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP SUPPORTED BY THE GEF, THE WORLD BANK DEVELOPMENT GRANT FACILITY (DGF), THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND (UQ) AND US NATIONAL AND OCEANIC ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) TO IMPROVE OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HOW CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS ARE RESPONDING TO GLOBAL CHANGE, WHAT CAN BE DONE TO REDUCE THEIR VULNERABILITY TO NEAR AND LONGER-TERM THREATS AND TO PUT THIS INFORMATION IN THE HANDS OF DECISION-MAKERS TO PROMOTE NEEDED ACTION. THIS NOTE DRAWS ON FINDINGS RECENTLY PUBLISHED IN SCIENCE RELATED TO CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON CORAL REEFS. IT SEEKS TO DEMONSTRATE THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN BUILDING CAPACITY, CREATING AWARENESS, INFORMING THE POLICY DEBATE AND PROMOTING URGENT MANAGEMENT ACTIONS TO CREATE A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR THE WORLD’S CORAL REEFS.
FileExperience Note: Improving scientific information and management for coral reef ecosystems around the world
E XPERIENCE NOTES http://www.iwlearn.net/experience INTERNATIONAL WATERS 2008 - 12 Coral Reef Targeted Research and Capacity Building for Management: Improving scientific information and management for coral reef ecosystems around the world. Africa, Australia, Caribbean, Philippines, Palau, Israel Climate and Disease: examine 2005 Caribbean event and disease surveys to assess causal links Addressing the Issue Disease: As of 2008 targeted research for coral disease has continued to address and develop five priority areas of investigation: Global Assessment of coral diseases and anthropogenic facilitators, impacts of coral disease on coral diversity, community diversity and population growth, the epidemiology of coral diseases, mechanisms of coral disease resistance, and building international capacity to assess coral disease.
Experience Notes & Lessons Learned
Experience notes and lessons learned feedback from the project.
Feed ItemThe Reefs at Risk Revisited Launch is scheduled for February 23, 2011
On February 23, 2011, the World Resources Institute and more than 25 partners will be launching Reefs at Risk Revisited, a new comprehensive analysis of the threats to coral reefs. The release will take place globally, with launch activities in Washington, D.C.; London, England; Malaysia; Australia; and other locations.
Feed ItemReefs at Risk Revisited Report
A new comprehensive analysis finds that 75 percent of the world’s coral reefs are currently threatened by local and global pressures. For the first time, the analysis includes threats from climate change, including warming seas and rising ocean acidification. The report shows that local pressures— such as overfishing, coastal development, and pollution— pose the most immediate and direct risks, threatening more than 60 percent of coral reefs today.
Feed ItemCoral Reef Habitat Map was released
The “Coral Reef Habitat Map” project is an initiative of the Ministry of the Environment, Japan in collaboration with the ReefBase project. The map was developed to provide a useful tool to conserve and manage coral reefs and related ecosystems in the Asian and Oceanian regions (i.e., North East Asia, South East Asia, Micronesia and Melanesia).
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