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Harmonised regional biodiversity framework and joint action plan for conservation of aquatic biodiversity and environmental protection in transboundary marine ecosystems

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en
Date
2023
Author
AU-IBAR
Type
Research Paper
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Abstract
Harmonised regional biodiversity framework and joint action plan for conservation of aquatic biodiversity and environmental protection in transboundary marine ecosystems
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The consultancy was undertaken by Dr. Hashali Hamukuaya, who prepared the report on harmonised regional biodiversity framework and joint action plan for conservation of aquatic biodiversity and environmental protection in transboundary marine ecosystems. Several stakeholders (AU member states, REC, specialized regional institutions, Centres of Excellence, partners, NSAs and experts also contributed immensely to improving the quality of this report during the continental stakeholders’ validation workshop.
Subject
Conserving Aquatic Biodiversity in African Blue Economy; Environmental Management; Aquatic Biodiversity; Regional Biodiversity Framework
Publisher
AU-IBAR
Extent
36 Pages
Sponsors/Funders/Partners
Swedish International Development cooperation Agency (SIDA)
URI
http://repository.au-ibar.org/handle/123456789/1435
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  • Conserving Aquatic Biodiversity in African Blue Economy [57]
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