Reversing Environmental Degradation Trends in the South China Sea and Gulf of Thailand

Report of the Third Meeting of the Regional Task Force on Legal Matters (Alongapo City, Philippines, 28 February - 3 March 2005)

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The Indo-west Pacific has long been recognised as the global centre of shallow water marine biological diversity and the South China Sea, therefore represents an area of globally significant marine biodiversity. This significant GEF project implemented by UNEP, represents the first attempt to develop regionally co-ordinated programmes of action designed to reverse environmental degradation particularly in the area of coastal habitat degradation and loss, halt land-based pollution and address the issue of fisheries over-exploitation. This publication focuses on the proceedings of the Regional Task Force on Legal Matters meeting that took place in Alongapo City, Philippines.

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UN/Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific
Print ISBN
9789211204360
PDF ISBN
9789211556056
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Page Count
74
Print Sales Number
05.II.F.23

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