Building Capacity for Effective Participation in a Regional-Wide System of MPAs (CTMPAS) in the Coral Triangle

Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs Fisheries and Food Security

Start: Fri, 14/11/2014 (All day)

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Status: Confirmed

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CTMPAS Capacity Session_IUCN WPC_14Nov14 FINAL2.pdf
Date: 10 August 2017
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Celebrating Achievements in the Coral Triangle

World Parks Congress Flyer CTI-CFF (small)

Start: Thu, 13/11/2014 (All day)

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Status: Confirmed

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About This Event

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Provisional Agenda

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World Parks Congress Flyer CTI-CFF rev3.pdf
Date: 10 August 2017
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Coral Triangle Countries Prepare Roadmaps to Improve Marine Protected Area Management in the Region

Date:

14 August 2014

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Deky

The 5th CTI-CFF Regional Exchange on Marine Protected Areas (REX5), recently held in Cebu, Philippines, significantly advanced progress on the implementation of the Coral Triangle Marine Protected Area System (CTMPAS).

Forty representatives from the Coral Triangle Initiative member countries and partner organizations developed roadmaps to improve the management of marine protected areas CTMPAS during the workshop held in Mactan Island in Cebu from 14-18 July, 2014.

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<i>Participants and Resource Person of the 5th CTI-CFF Regional Exchange on Marine Protected Areas (REX5) in Mactan Island, Cebu from 14-18 July, 2014 (Courtesy: Leilani Gallardo)</i>

Indonesia, Philippines identified as pilot markets of new Sustainable Fisheries Partnership

Date:

27 June 2014

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oas

Indonesia and the Philippines will serve as the pilot markets for a new initiative that aims to make fishing more sustainable and improve the lives of fishermen and their communities by developing practical solutions that use the power of commercially viable mobile technology.

This was announced at the “Our Ocean” Conference hosted on June 16-17 by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Washington, DC.

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mFish will harness mobile technology to address sustainable fishing challenges

Images of Coral Triangle Day 2014: Local Governments Speak Up

Date:

09 June 2014

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