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THEME 2: SECURING THE OCEANS |
Prof. Tadao Kuribayashi, with Dr. Gao Zhiguo, explained the emerging concept of a comprehensive security and its relevance to the transformation of ocean governance, during the Thematic Keynote on “Securing the Oceans.”
Participants during the Workshop on the Tokyo Ocean Declaration: Upholding the Advocacy. (From Left to Right) Dr. Francois Simard, Center for Mediterranean Cooperation, Prof. Atsuko Kanehara, Rikkyo University, Dr. Merlin Magallona, University of the Philippines, presented their comments on the significance of the new comprehensive concept of security and its relevance to ocean governance. Vice Adm. John De Silva, Center for Marine Conservation and Ocean Studies, India, provided several measures to strengthen the concept of “securing the oceans” through political will, awareness, and education. Dr. Jack Mathias chaired the Workshop on ICM Experiences, Lessons Learned and Scaling Up with the support of Dr. Chou Loke Ming as co-chair. Participants of the Workshop on ICM Experiences, Lessons Learned and Scaling Up. Dr. Gunnar Kullenberg chaired the Workshop on Regime-building in Coastal and Ocean Governance. Drs. Russell Reichelt, David Vanderzwaag and Kem Lowry during the Workshop on Regime-Building in Coastal and Ocean Governance The panel addressed questions from participants during the Workshop on Regime-Building in Coastal and Ocean Governance. Dr. Cielito Habito, Director, Ateneo Center for Economic Research and Development, Philippines, underscored the significance of advocacy, leadership, legislation and interagency collaboration in coastal and ocean governance. Ms. Diane James, Victorian Coastal Council, Australia, emphasized that effective leadership is about being action-oriented, conviction to create change, and willingness to be a champion.
Prof. Tadao Kuribayashi, with Dr. Gao Zhiguo, explained the emerging concept of a comprehensive security and its relevance to the transformation of ocean governance, during the Thematic Keynote on “Securing the Oceans.”
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Development of National
Ocean Policies in East Asia and Around the World
Introduction to Panel on National Ocean Policies
Biliana Cicin-Sain
Global Forum on Oceans, Coasts, and Islands
Towards a Future Maritime Policy for the Union: A European Vision
for the Oceans and Seas
John B. Richardson
European Commission/Maritime Policy Task Force
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Tokyo Ocean Declaration: Upholding the Advocacy
Reorienting State Sovereignty: Towards a New Regime of Securing The
Oceans Under The Tokyo Decalaration
Merlin M. Magallona
University of the Philippines College of Law
Measures to Strengthen and Propagate the "Securing the Oceans"
Concept
John De Silva
Center for Marine Conservation and Ocean Studies
Implementation of the Tokyo Ocean Declaration in the East Asian Seas
Stella Regina Bernad
PEMSEA
Enhancing Cooperation to Protect the Marine Environment in the
Straits of Malacca & Singapore from Ship-Source Pollution
Robert Beckman
Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore
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ICM Experiences, Lessons Learned and Scaling Up
Developing Capacity Through the Process of ICM Development and Implementation
Evelyn L. Estigoy
Provincial Government Environment and Natural Resources Officer
& ICM Coordinator
Mainstreaming Science into Coastal Governance
Renato Cruz et al
DENR-EMB
Empowering NGOs and Civil Society Groups as a Third Sector to
Coastal Governance: CHARM’s Experience
Yves Henocque
CHARM PMU, Department of Fisheries, Kaset-Klang, Chatuchak,
Bangkok 10900
Thailand
Community Implementation of Danang Coastal Strategy
Nguyen Dieu
Danang National ICM Demonstration Project, Vietnam
Mobilizing Stakeholders and Building Long -Term Stewardship for the
Chonburi ICM Program in Thailand
Chatchai Thimkrajang
Sriracha Municipality, Thailand
Strengthening ICM Implementation through National Strategy for the
Marine Environmental Protection in RO KOREA
Jungho NAM
Korea Maritime Institute (KMI)
Establishing an Environmental Data Platform for Promoting Coastal
Zone Environmental Management
Hideo Nakajima
Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd
The Replication and Scaling-Up of ICM Practices: Indonesia's
Experiences
Syamsul Maarif
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries
Government Decentralization versus Administrative "Deconcentration":
A Challenge in Coastal Management Initiatives in Thailand
Sanchai Tandavanitj
CHARM
ICM Policy Scaling Up in the Philippines: From Local Government
Legislation to National Strategy
Robert S. Jara
Coastal and Marine Management Office, Department of Environment
and Natural Resources, Philippines
Developing Self-Assessment Questions for Tracking Progress in
Coastal
Management - A Journey Across CM and Co-management Project Cycle
Suvaluck Satumanatpan
Mahidol University Nakorn Pathom, Salaya
Addressing Illegal Fishing and Multiple-use Conflicts Through the
Partnership with Local Stakeholders inBataan, Philippines
Enrique T. Garcia Jr.
Bataan Provincial Government
On Development and Implementation of Nampho Coastal Strategy
Ri Jun Ho et al
Ministry of Land and Environmental Protection
Measuring Outcomes of Lake Shihwa Environment Management Activities
Sun-Bae and Hyun
Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (MOMAF)
Integrated Coastal Zone Management and Planning Principles in
Cambodia
Vann Monyneath
Ministry of Environment, Cambodia
Double Track Approach for Bay-Wide Coastal Strategy (The Andaman
Triangle Case)
Thanu Neabnian
CHARM
Japan’s New National Land Sustainability Plan and Sea and Coastal
Area Management
Yoshinobu Fukasawa
National and Regional Planning Bureau, Ministry of Land,
Infrastructure and Transport
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Regime-building in Coastal and Ocean Governance
The Straits of Malacca & Singapore
Dr. Hamzah Bin Ahmad
Maritime Consultancy Enterprise
Building Vision, Awareness and Commitment in Regional Ocean
Governance
Kem Lowry, PhD
Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Hawaii
Regime-Building in the East Asian Seas
Stella Regina Bernad
PEMSEA
Implementation of the Ecosystem Approach to Ocean Governance - The
Benguela as a Case Study
Mick O'Toole
UNOPS
Overview of Regional Cooperation in Coastal/Ocean Governance
David VanderZwaag
Canada Research Chair in Ocean Law and Governance
Dalhousie Marine & Environmental Law Institute
Towards a Future Maritime Policy for the Union: A European Vision
for the Oceans and Seas
Haitze Siemers
Maritime Policy Task Force
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Advocacy,
Leadership, Legislation and Interagency Collaboration in Coastal and
Ocean Governance
Leadership is Action
Diane James
Victorian Coastal Council
Global Vision - Interagency Collaboration
Gunnar Kullenberg
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