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Governance and Sustainable Use of Ocean Ecosystem Services and BBNJ
2014年10月9日（木）13:15 – 14:45
Hall G, Room 3 – Side-events room
| Opening remarks / video message explaining session | |
| Governance and Sustainable Use of Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia: Issues on the Ground after the Recent Fishery Policy Reform | Mina Hori (Assistant Professor, Kochi University) |
| Hegemony and Shared Dominance in the World’s Marine Capture Fisheries | Robert Blasiak (Research Fellow, The University of Tokyo) |
| Valuation of Open Ocean Ecosystem Services – Towards a New Paradigm for Sustainable Ocean Management | Zhonghua Shen (Doctoral Researcher, The University of Tokyo) |
| Panel discussion | Facilitator: Salvatore Arico (UNESCO, Sr. Programme Specialist and Team Leader Science-Policy Interface and Assessments Division of Science Policy Natural Sciences Sector) Panelist 1: Jihyun Lee (Environment Affairs Officer, Marine and Coastal Biodiversity, CBD Secretariat) Panelist 2: Takato Maki (Deputy Director, Ecosystem Conservation Office, Fisheries Agency of Japan) Panelist 3: TBD (Representative from Cambodia’s Ministry of Environment) |
| Closing remarks | Salvatore Arico (UNESCO) |
趣旨説明
When conservation and sustainable use of the oceans are discussed, it is often with a direct focus on immediately tangible elements such as the enforcement of fisheries regulations. Insufficient attention, however, is generally paid to material cycling across ocean ecosystems both at a regional and global level. The proposed side event will focus on possible future governance of marine ecosystem services, including biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction (BBNJ). Among other things, research will be presented on the classification of the ocean into multiple provinces based on material cycling and ecosystem functions of the ocean that deliver bundles of ecosystem services. Presentations and discussions will be focused on the latest scientific research and findings and their relevance to ongoing and emerging policy discussions. The organizers hope to strengthen synergies and seek potential cooperation with the broad range of stakeholders surrounding these issues.