Transboundary LME Governance: The Importance of Political Commitment for Large Marine Ecosystem Management
The long-term success of shared marine resources relies on the continued cooperation of good governance among all participating countries. Within LMEs, one way countries have come together to discuss and commit to join action is through the Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis and Strategic Action Programme (TDA-SAP) methodology.
[LME:LEARN Policy Brief] Transboundary LME Governance: The Importance of Political Commitment for Large Marine Ecosystem ManagementSpecial thanks goes to Andrew Hume who developed this policy brief on behalf of GEF LME:LEARN.
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- GEF LME:LEARN, 2020. Transboundary LMEGovernance: The Importance of Political Commitment for Large Marine Ecosystem Management. Paris, France.
