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BOBLME Project newsletter: September 2014

KEY RESOURCES

Mainstreaming gender in the BOBLME Project

Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis

Fisheries Advisories: Hilsa and Indian mackerel

BOBLME MPA atlas

Status of Marine Protected Areas and Fish Refugia in the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem

Scoping Study on Migrant Fishers and Transboundary Fishing in the Bay of Bengal

Review of Fisheries Data Collection Systems in BOBLME Countries

Fisheries catches for the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem since 1950

Performance in managing marine resources in the Bay of Bengal

Fisheries, Marine Environment, and Integrated Coastal Management Policy Processes, Content and Implementation in the BOBLME Countries

Review of Community-based Integrated Coastal Management: Best Practices and Lessons Learned in the Bay of Bengal

Marine Turtle Conservation: Review Report

Vulnerability and Resilience Assessment of the Ayeyarwady Delta in Myanmar

The Gulf of Mannar and its surroundings - a resource book for teachers
Tamil version

QUICK LINKS

DONORS IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES PARTNERS OTHER LMES MPA Atlas (beta)

Map of the BOBLME

BOBLME ecosystem valuation workshop

02 December - 03 December, 2014 at Phuket, Thailand

Workshop on assessing, demonstrating and capturing the economic value of marine & coastal ecosystem services in the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem

Objectives:

Showcase regional activities and best practices on ecosystem valuation & economic instruments;
Present and validate the draft results of the BOBLME marine and coastal ecosystem services valuation study;
Discuss ways forward, next steps and possible future work in biodiversity and ecosystem valuation and on incorporating ecosystem services valuation results in the implementation of the BOBLME project and the SAP;
Perform a first assessment of which economic instruments for the conservation and sustainable management of marine and coastal natural resources are most “fitting” for BOBLME countries, and how these might be operationalised.