Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
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Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
UNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River CommunitiesLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESSFirst meetingParis, 11-13 July 2000ƯNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/1Page 2REPORT OF THE CBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS ON THE WORK OF ITS FIRST MEETINGINTRODUCTION1In paragraph 2 of its decision Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities V/17, adopted at its fifth meeting, held in Nairobi from 15 to 26 May 2000. the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity rOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
equested the Executive Secretary of the Convention, in cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO),UNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiestitute for Training and Research (UNITAR), the Commission for Education and Communication of IUCN, the World-Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), representatives of Parties to the Convention and other relevant bodies to further advance and, in particular, to identify priority activities for the proposed glob Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesal initiative on biological diversity education and public awareness.2In response to that request, the first meeting of the Consultative Working GroupOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
of Experts on Biological Diversity Education and Public Awareness, jointly sponsored by UNESCO and the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological DiUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities July 2000 by Mr. Gisbert Glaser. UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Natural Sciences, a.i. who welcomed the participants to UNESCO headquarters. V4Mr. Glaser emphasized the need to identify priority activities and to stimulate a new paradigm for education and public-awareness, reflecting the uni Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesque concept of biological diversity and the objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity. He recalled the background for UNESCO’s involvementOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
in the development and launching of a global initiative on biological diversity education, training and public awareness, at the invitation of the ConUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesy endorsed by the Conference of the Parties, which included the convening of the current meeting. The event was an example of the excellent and concrete cooperation between UNESCO and the Convention Secretariat in advancing common goals. He invited participants to focus on contents and structure of Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesfuture work on biological diversity education and public awareness in the context of the Convention, as well as strategic elements, capacity-buildingOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
and funding aspects of future activities.5Mr. Olivier Jalbert, Principal Officer, Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity, speaking on bUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities efforts to pursue the objectives of the Convention through increased awareness and education. UNESCO’s ability and willingness to host the meeting so soon after the fifth meeting of the Conference of the Parties was much appreciated.6Mr. Jalbert drew the attention of the participants to the backgro Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesund document prepared by UNESCO and the Convention Secretariat on an initiative aimed at improving the understanding of biological diversity and sustaOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
inable development. The document had been presented to the Conference of the Parties at its fifth meeting and constituted the basis for its decision VUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesge 3the Parties to the Convention were giving increasing priority to the need to take specific actions to implement Article 13 of the Convention. The decision specifically called on the Executive Secretary, in cooperation with UNESCO, to convene a consultative working group of experts to further adv Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesance, and in particular to identify priority activities for. the proposed initiative on biological diversity education and public awareness.7Mr. JalbcOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
rt stated that there was no doubt that some significant work had to be done in order to raise awareness of the Convention and. indeed, of biological dUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesr everyone and how to reverse its loss.fl. The great merit ol this new initiative was that it brought together a number of institutions that had been ac tive in drawing attention Io the issue ol biological diversity. The basic questions Io be addressed were:(a)Delining dear objectives: what is our c Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesommon goal? Where do we want to go?(b)Defining the process: how arc we going to get there? what activities should be part of the initiative? and(c)WhaOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
t could each organization contribute to the process?9Mr. Jalbert expressed the wish that the current meeting should be only the first stage in a proceUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOL Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesy.10Mr. Peter Bridgewater. Director, UNESCO Division of Ecological Sciences and UNESCO Focal Point for Biodiversity, also welcomed the participants and stressed the fact that efforts since the fourth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological had to date been concentrat Optimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communitiesed on setting the process In motion, but the time was now ripe for some pilot activities to be Identified, prioritized and implemented, and for focuseOptimal Stormwater Management Plan Alternatives A Demonstration Project in Three Upper Charles River Communities
d outputs to be produced.11The representative of UNESCO introduced the working documents, information documents and other material lor the meeting, asUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLUNEPCBDCONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITYDistr.GENERALUNEP/CBD/GEEPA/1/136758ORIGINAL: ENGLISHCBD-UNESCO CONSULTATIVE WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON BIOLGọi ngay
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