infrastructure) is adopted at the design stage where – additional costs to reduce impacts on birds is minimal. 10.3. Poisoning & agrochemicals Collaborate with the CMS Scientific Council Working Group on Contributed to the work of the CMS Poisoning in birds poisoning of migratory birds, on issues of mutual concern Working Group established by the CMS Scientific – (Resolution 5.12) Council - which lead to the adoption of CMS Resolution 11.15 on Preventing Poisoning of migratory birds () and associated guidance (). 10.4. Regional multi-species declines Explore how multi-species and regional-scale declines (such as No significant conclusions. Initial discussions at TC12 and Baltic seaducks) might be addressed through a combination of further work anticipated (capacity permitting) in the next appropriate national and international measures (Resolution 5.6) triennium. 10.5. Taxonomy & nomenclature As a follow up of the work on this issues in 2009-2012, contribute Contributed generally to work on this topic over the course AEWA/MOP6 DR1 to the CMS Scientific Council intersessional work on bird of the triennium, and in the light of decisions taken by CMS taxonomy and nomenclature (Resolution 4.11) (carried over from COP11 (Resolution 11.19 ), TC12 recommended that Work Plan 2009-2012) AEWA should formally adopt the same taxonomy. 10.6. Breeding & pre-nuptial migration periods Continue providing relevant information on African species, as generally kept under review. No significant new mentioned in Appendix 1 of Resolution 5.10, as knowledge of these knowledge requiring the need for elaborated guidance to be improves through the implementation of the Action Plan for Africa bought to MOP6. and bring elaborated guidance to a future session of the Meeting of the Parties (Resolution 5.10) 10.7. Invasive aquatic weeds Compile a to the available guidelines on the issue (carried over No progress. from Work Plan 2009-2012) 10.8. Traditional knowledge and harvest
infrastructure) is adopted at the design stage – where additional costs to reduce impacts on birds is minimal. 10.3. Poisoning & agrochemicals Collaborate with the CMS Scientific Council Working Group on poisoning of migratory birds, on issues of mutual concern (Resolution 5.12) Contributed to the work of the CMS Poisoning in birds Working Group – established by the CMS Scientific Council - which lead to the adoption of CMS Resolution 11.15 on Preventing Poisoning of migratory birds () and associated guidance (). 10.4. Regional multi-species declines Explore how multi-species and regional-scale declines (such as Baltic seaducks) might be addressed through a combination of appropriate national and international measures (Resolution 5.6) No significant conclusions. Initial discussions at TC12 and further work anticipated (capacity permitting) in the next triennium. 10.5. Taxonomy & nomenclature As a follow up of the work on this issues in 2009-2012, contribute to the CMS Scientific Council intersessional work on bird taxonomy and nomenclature (Resolution 4.11) (carried over from Work Plan 2009-2012) Contributed generally to work on this topic over the course of the triennium, and in the light of decisions taken by CMS COP11 (Resolution 11.19 ), TC12 recommended that AEWA should formally adopt the same taxonomy. AEWA/MOP6 DR1 10.6. Breeding & pre-nuptial migration periods Continue providing relevant information on African species, as mentioned in Appendix 1 of Resolution 5.10, as knowledge of these improves through the implementation of the Action Plan for Africa and bring elaborated guidance to a future session of the Meeting of the Parties (Resolution 5.10) generally kept under review. No significant new knowledge requiring the need for elaborated guidance to be bought to MOP6. 10.7. Invasive aquatic weeds Compile a to the available guidelines on the issue (carried over from Work Plan 2009-2012) No progress. 10.8. Traditional knowledge and harvest
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