Science-Policy Interface (SPI) to support monitoring implementation plans

As well as sub-regional and regional policy developments regarding EcAp clusters on pollution, contaminants & eutrophication, marine biodiversity & fisheries, coast & hydrography

Publié en février 2019. Rédigé par Carlos Guitart, Antoine Lafitte, Marina Penna, Claudette Spiteri.

Ce rapport fournit aux parties prenantes méditerranéennes des recommandations clés et des conclusions issues de trois ateliers visant à soutenir la feuille de route pour les mises en oeuvre de l'approche écosystémique (EcAp) du PAM et des décisions du Programme de surveillance et d’évaluation intégrées de la mer et des côtes méditerranéennes (IMAP) en renforçant l'interface science-politique.

Extrait :

For the past forty years, UN-Environment/Mediterranean Action Plan and the Barcelona Convention have provided a unique political and legal framework for environmental protection, with all Mediterranean riparian countries and the European Union as Contracting Parties. Pursuant to several decisions of the Contracting Parties, specific efforts were made during the past decade to implement the ecosystem approach with the objective to achieve the good environmental status (GES) of the Mediterranean.