THE BAY OF BENGAL LARGE MARINE ECOSYSTEM PROJECT
UPCOMING EVENTS
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About BOBLME Brochure 2011
The BOBLME Project has published an
eight-page brochure covering essential facts
about the project, its aims and how it works.
The brochure covers the project’s vision;
the challenges faced by the Bay of Bengal;
the partners and aims; the structure and
areas of work; a statistical snapshot of the
Bay of Bengal; the project’s approach to
solving the challenges; and the key people
involved.
This is a very useful executive summary
of the BOBLME Project and a useful tool for
introducing the project to relevant people at
all levels.
Copies of the brochure may be obtained
by contacting the Regional Coordination Unit
in Phuket, Thailand, by email to
rcu@boblme.org
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THEMATIC REPORTS - Ecology - Fish and Fisheries
2009
FAO-APFIC-SEAFDEC 1st Fisheries Stock Status Workshop. Bangkok, Thailand. 16-19 July, 2009
FAO-APFIC-SEAFDEC 2nd Fish Stock Status Workshop. Bangkok, Thailand. 5-9 October,2009
2010
APFIC Regional Consultative Workshop “Balancing the needs of people and ecosystems in fisheries and aquaculture management in the Asia Pacific" Jeju, Republic of Korea. 1-4 September, 2010
Status of hilsa (Tenualosa ilisha) management in the Bay of Bengal
BOBLME Fisheries Statistics Working Group Meeting. Bangkok, Thailand. 28-29 April, 2010
BOBP-IGO Third Regional Training Course on Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries. Chennai & Mumbai, India. 20. June - 3. July 2010
Report of the Indicators Working Group, 19-22 October 2010, Putrajaya, Malaysia
Report of the BOBLME Fisheries Assessment Working Group meetings. Bangkok, Thailand, 13-14 September, 2010 & Chennai, India, 25 November, 2010
2011
Fisheries catches for the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem since 1950
Report of the Bangladesh hilsa Working Group meeting, 19 May 2011, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Performance in managing marine resources in the Bay of Bengal
