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  1. Plastics and the circular economy

    Plastics and the circular economy This … analyses the role of the circular economy in solving the plastic challenge, highlighting some examples of successful … health and the environment, including on climate change, marine pollution, biodiversity, and chemical contamination, …

  2. Governance Challenges, Gaps and Management Opportunities in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (ABNJ)

    … Challenges, Gaps and Management Opportunities in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (ABNJ) … of the current regulatory landscape of the ocean areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ). Outcomes of the study … a global commons which contain ecosystems rich with marine resources and biodiversity of significant ecological, …

  3. Governance Challenges, Gaps and Management Opportunities in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction

    … Challenges, Gaps and Management Opportunities in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction This paper … to regulating the climate, maintaining and enhancing marine biodiversity, and supporting local livelihoods. …

  4. Marine Debris as a Global Environmental Problem

    Marine Debris as a Global Environmental Problem Introducing a solutions based framework focused on plastic. Being confronted by the sight of debris littering … with climate change, acidification, hypoxia, and chemical pollution, increasingly our oceans and seas are also …

  5. Impacts of Marine Debris on Biodiversity: Current Status and Potential Solutions

    Impacts of Marine Debris on Biodiversity: Current Status and Potential … with solutions readily available. The global impacts of marine debris on biodiversity and the urgency of action to … This lead to the adoption of several recommendations addressing the impacts of marine debris on marine and …

  6. Marine Spatial Planning in the Context of the Convention on Biological Diversity

    Marine Spatial Planning in the Context of the Convention on … interests together to form a common management vision. Marine spatial planning represents an important step to improving collaboration amongst multiple users of the marine environment towards a shared vision and outcomes. …

  7. STAP at the NOBEL PRIZE SUMMIT: Our Planet, Our Future

    … have a conversation April 26 at 10:45 in the session “Think Globally, Act Locally”. …

  8. Framing policy coherence for the GEF

    … coherence means for the GEF, and suggests ways the GEF can think about how to operationalize and synergize its …

  9. The Circular Economy and Climate Mitigation

    … of interest to the GEF, including agriculture, food, plastics, textile, electronics, transportation, … and partnering with others organizations to facilitate innovation, attract finance and promote more widespread …

  10. Chair’s report and presentation

    … essential elements for a successful GEF-7 – integration, innovation, and learning, drawing out some of the key … "Youth can think across the boundaries of science, economics, and … STAP Chair on How the GEF can foster innovation