The 8th MPA REX and 8th MPA TWG MEETING
About This Event
The conduct of the MPA Regional Exchange, (MPA REX) that is linked to a MPA Technical Working Group (MPA TWG) Meeting, is crucial because this serves as a monitoring element of the CTI to assess and evaluate the performance of the CT6 in terms of contribution to the attainment of the goals and targets of the CTI-CFF Regional Plan of Action. The MPA Technical Working Group is responsible to provide updates/reports to the Senior Officials on the progress of goals and targets of Goal 3.
Objectives
1. Strengthened CTMPAS
a. Written Report with Status and Progress of MPAs in CT6 and CT Atlas
b. Discussion and CTMPAS Status for RPOA 1 Targets, with identified challenges to achieving RPOA 2.0 Targets
c. Shared Management Effectiveness Tools with Lessons Learned, and proposal of one or more common tools/approaches for CTMPAS sites
d. Regional Recognition/Awards recommended for best managed MPAs
e. Completed 3rd Round of CTMPAS nominations for new and advancing sites with recommendations for SOM 15 approval
f. External Committee identified for CTMPAS award with recommendations for SOM 15 approval
2. Preparation for SOM 15 (Sol Is)
a. Updated CTI-CFF MPA workplan for 2019 and Draft 2020 MPA Workplan
b. Comments on RPOA 2.0 and Pre-SOM [RS]
c. Developed Agenda and Workplan/Budget for the 8th MPA Technical Working Group (MPA TWG) Meeting
d. Completed 8th MPA TWG Meeting with Report
e. Prepared agenda and materials for Pre-SOM and SOM 15th in Solomon
i. CTMPAS report and Nominations for site ranking, awards, External Committee
ii. RPOA 1.0 status and RPOA 2.0 recommendations
iii. Launch of Marine Sustainable Tourism Task Force
iv. CT MPA TWG Workplan for 2020
3. Strengthened CT6 MPA Professionals and Institutions to Manage CTMPAS
a. Training on CT Atlas operation and finalization of CT6 Focal Points
b. Report and Lessons Learned from CMAR September Exchange on MPA M&E Protocols (27 September – 4 October 2019 in Gorgona, Colombia)
c. Conducted MPA Exchange Visit on MPA Management to Malaysia Tun Mustafa Park (early development phase, SMT theme) with Lessons Learned, Recommendations
d. Establishment and early actions of the Sustainable Marine Tourism Task Force:
i. Shared review of 2018 Tourism Workshop and recommendations
ii. Report on early CT6 country info for developing a MPA SMT Program: (Actions should be completed before REX and included in Country Report)
iii. Developed/refined criteria, indicator and brand for sustainable marine tourism in the CT
Provisional Agenda
Refer to the document agenda
Documents and Attachments
- Date: 24 October 2019
- File Size: 352,689KB
List of Attendances
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Venue
Kota Kinabalu (Meeting Venue) and Kudat (site visit to Tan Mustafa Park)
Malaysia
41st Meeting of the SEAFDEC Program Committee (41PCM) and 21st Consultative Group of the ASEAN-SEAFDEC Strategic Partnership
About This Event
The meeting aims to review the programs of SEAFDEC that have been implemented through the year 2018 and discuss new projects and activities for the coming year 2019.
Objectives
Provisional Agenda
Documents and Attachments
List of Attendances
(*) Need Confirmation
Venue
Bayview Langkawi
Langkawi, Malaysia
Gallery: Climate Change Adaptation Working Group Thrash Out Progress and Challenges on its 5th Year of Regional Exchange
University Malaysia Sabah took the delegates for a boat ride to visit various marine protected areas in Sabah. ©CTI-CFF Regional Secretariat/2018
(Seated from left to right) Heads of delegates of the 5th Climate Change Adaptation Regional Exchange program: Romina Astrid Lim, Technical Working Group Coordinator; Nelly Kere, Chief Program Officer of the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology in Solomon Islands; Carina Manlapaz, Ecosystem Management Specialist of the Biodiversity Management Bureau in the Philippines; Deputy Vice-Chancellor Dr. Shahril Yusof of Universiti Malaysia; Prof. Ramzah Dambul, Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) in Malaysia; Rossita Shapawi, Director of the Borneo Marine Research Institute; Hendra Siry, Deputy Director for Mitigation and CCA of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries in Indonesia; Iki Peter, Adaptation Officer of the Climate Change and Development Authority in Papua New Guinea; and Dr. Nagu Kangayatkarasu, Under Secretary, Strategic Technology and S&T Application Division of MOSTI, with the rest of the participants. ©CTI-CFF Regional Secretariat/2018
The 5th CTI-CFF CCA Working Group Meeting and Grant-Writing Workshop, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
About This Event
Objectives
Provisional Agenda
Documents and Attachments
- Date: 06 April 2018
- File Size: 1MB
List of Attendances
(*) Need Confirmation
Venue
Trawlers head out to sea from the fish landing in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, to fill their holds with another day's catch
Banggi Youth Club members Siti Nuruda, Siti Noraidah and Sarmalin Sakirun are “ reef check certified ”and teach the Green Lifestyles modules at schools and in communities.
Banggi Youth Club members Siti Nuruda, Siti Noraidah and Sarmalin Sakirun are “ reef check certified ”and teach the Green Lifestyles modules at schools and in communities.
Live Reef Fish Trade, Kudat, Sabah, Malaysia
Live Reef Fish Trade, Kudat, Sabah, Malaysia
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