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• Reduction of uncertainties through Data Model Integration (DMI)
  ...ly optimal. It still results in some gravity wave insertion, and extensive efforts have been made to develop so-called “non-linear normal mode initialisatio ...., Kloosterhuis, H. 1990. Data assimilation for non-linear tidal models. ''International Journal for Numerical Methods in Fluids'' 11(12): 1097-1112.</ref>) or Heem
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• The Capacity Building Concept
  ...ess, in which all stakeholders participate (ministries, local authorities, non-governmental organizations and water user groups, professional associations, academics a ...dp.org/gef/05/about/index.html Global Environmental Facility](GEF) and the international communities.
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• Formal Capacity Building
  ...n Europe|the Evaluation Report of ICZM in Europe]]<ref>Rupprecht Consult & International Ocean Institute 2006. Evaluation of Integrated Coastal Zone Management in E ...new way of thinking for the scientists. Therefore, human capacity building efforts need to be made in two areas:
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• Capacity building
  In 1991, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and the International Institute for Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering organized the symposi ...ess, in which all stakeholders participate (ministries, local authorities, non-governmental organizations and water user groups, professional associations, academics a
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• Harmful algal bloom
  ...nitiatives have been developed at various administrative levels. Important international frameworks have been set up for climate policy that will eventually reverse
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• Marine Spatial Planning - the need for a common language
  ...ropriately, and what benefits it can offer. It also briefly discusses some international examples of marine spatial planning today. ..., no plan-based approach to management <ref>F., Douvere and C., Ehler. The International Perspective: Lessons from recent European Experience with Marine Spatial Pl
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• Pollution prevention, detection and mitigation in European coastal waters
  However, in spite of the great efforts which have been made in the past years to reduce the number of accidental p ...international regulations concerning transportation operations in the sea (International Convention for Prevention of Pollution from Ships and others). The total oi
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• Methodologies for assessing the capacity needs in ICZM
  These experiences have been extracted from different programmes at the international and national levels and all documentation is in the public domain. This article includes the review of one methodology at the international level; one training course on needs assessment, and one case study of capac
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• Overexploitation
  ...m trawls. Although positive advice has been given on this technique by the International Council for the Exploitation of the Sea <ref> ICES. 2020. Special Request A ...detrimental to the marine environment, through policies or legislations at international, European and/or regional level.
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• Science-Policy Interaction
  ...rkshop held at Warwick University in 2001, funded by the UK Department for International Development</ref>): ...e sometimes called “science brokers” or “boundary spanners”. Their efforts are generally aimed at evaluating, formulating, or altering management poli
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• Human activities and nature conservation conflicts at the Kenyan coastline
  ...e offshore. Lamu Basin and an Australian firm is at an advanced stage with efforts to sink initial exploratory wells about 70km off the Lamu coast (https://na ...unication Centre and Botanical Institute, University of Copenhagen for the International Oceanographic Commission, UNESCO, Paris, France. </ref>) and phytoplanktoni
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• Non-native species invasions
  ...27: 313–323</ref>). Other vectors include ornamental species trade, the international transport and sale of live marine bait, live seafood, marine litter and liv ...n shipping as a vector for new species introduction. Presented at the 13th International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species, Ennis, Co Clare, Ireland 2004. Inst
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• Human Capacity Building
  ...ion of the training and educational effort, disconnection between training efforts and management priorities, and the lack of synergy between Capacity Buildin ...new way of thinking for the scientists. Therefore, Human Capacity Building efforts need to be made in two areas:
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• Cultural and economic understanding of biodiversity
  ...al valuation whereby “importance” is what is really being considered. Efforts to include economic and cultural understandings of biodiversity into manage ...Methods for a multidisciplinary landscape assessment” CIFOR (Centre for International Forestry Research).
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• US National Wildlife Refuge System
  Projects include Federal, State, tribal, local, and private partnership efforts. They are directed toward *education and outreach efforts.
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• Mediterranean seagrass ecosystem
  ...praderas de Posidonia oceanicaen el sureste español y su biocenosis. In: International Workshop on Posidonia oceanicabeds. Porquerolles, 12-15 Oct. 1983. 1:159-17 ...1984. Yeld and damage evaluation of bottom trawling on Posidonia meadows. International Workshop on Posidonia oceanicabeds. (eds) Boudouresque C. F., Jeudy de Gris
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• Marine Protected Areas in Europe
  ...ion of Marine Protected Areas in Europe. An overview of the most important international/regional as well as European legislation relating to MPAs is given. In addi ...rine ecosystems. In Europe the implementation of MPAs is driven by several international, EU and regional obligations and initiatives.
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• Policy instruments for integrated coastal zone management
  ...are most common in use, whether it’s on the local, regional, national or international level. ...onsequence of this is the recognition that we need more new and innovative efforts to manage the coastal zones as integrated functional systems. One solution
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• Wave energy converters
  ...bout the trade-off between energetic yield and operational and maintenance efforts<ref name=R18/>. ==International organizations==
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• Integrated Coastal Zone Management: analysis of the environmental condition of the coastal area of the Northern Range of Trinidad
  The IMA Column. 1998—International Year of the Ocean. Institute of Marine Affairs. February 3, 1998. p. 20. A ...of the Maracas Bay River) is no longer suitable for swimming according to international standards, even in the dry season (Bullock and Moonesar, 2001)<ref>Bullock,
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