THE SOUTH CHINA SEA FISHERIES REFUGIA INITIATIVE
FISHERIES REFUGIA PROJECT SITES
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SCS SAP PRIORITY SITES (Habitat Linkages)
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Priority Sites CHINA HABITAT
SITES CAMBODIA HABITAT
SITES INDONESIA HABITAT
SITES PHILIPPINES HABITAT
SITES THAILAND HABITAT
SITES VIET NAM HABITAT
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Fisheries Refugia Inception Workshop
Following a lengthy preparation phase, which involved several regional consultations and national workshops, this project was recently endorsed by the GEF’s Chief Executive Officer. As the regional executing entity for the project, SEAFDEC has subsequently signed a Project Cooperation Agreement with UNEP and the project has officially entered its inception phase. SEAFDEC is presently completing a series of inception phase tasks and will convene the Inception Workshop to launch this important regional project in Bangkok, Thailand from 1st to 3rd November 2016 at the Jasmine Executive Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand.
Coastal Habitat Baseline Information
Baseline coastal habitat area information can be accessed on Goggle Maps by clicking here. Google Earth users can load this information and data by clicking here.
Welcome to Fisheries-Refugia.org
This initiative entitled the “Establishment and Operation of a Regional System of Fisheries Refugia in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand Sea" is working with communities and governments to integrate habitat and biodiversity conservation considerations into fishery management and practices. The initiative is financed by the Global Environment Facility, implemented by the United Nations Environment Programme, and executed regionally by the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center in partnership with the government agencies responsible for fisheries in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
Events
The 8 th Regional Scientific and Technical Committee Meeting
DATE: 23 December 2022
LOCATION: Virtual Meeting
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