comprehensive analysis; 9,000 Expected output(s): of STRP funds 1) A comprehensive analysis, which would be posted on the RAMs home page of the Ramsar website for a Policy Brief and 2) The content from the analysis be culled for a Policy Brief (facilitating the understanding and 13,000 for a the use of the RAM concept and highlighting the value of RAMs to policy makers and lessons Briefing Note. learned) Please note that there are no 3) Briefing Note (facilitating the understanding and the use of the RAM process to Ramsar Site costs to the managers), highlighting selected case studies and STRP associated with 4) Webinars may also be conducted to reach a wider audience the production of webinars, as Target audience(s): Policymakers and practitioners (wetland managers). Note that the outputs maybe the Secretariat be useful in resource mobilization for more RAMs has the required software] 4.3 Aquaculture XII.5, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, Task description: Linking the main of aquaculture production systems in the world to the Ramsar 9,000 developments Annex 1, 1.4; 2.5, 2.7; wetland classification system in the context of the interactive governance framework. This output [possibility of and wise use of ¶¶ 1-2 3.8, 3.9, would help inform policymakers in the conservation, aquaculture and finance sectors on the holding a wetlands 3.11, 3.12, environmental and social impacts of aquaculture. The Policy Brief will discuss the risks of aquaculture writing 3.13; 4.14 and its potential to contribute to food security, wise use of wetlands and sustainable and equitable workshop, development. linked to the SoWWS or other writing Expected output(s): Policy Brief on aquaculture developments and wise use of wetlands meetings] Target audience(s): Policymakers in both conservation and aquaculture communities Thematic Work Area No. 5: Climate change and wetlands: innovative methodologies for wetlands restoration Working Group lead(s) and Susana Aguilar, Peter Davies, Lars Dinesen, Siobhan Fennessy (co-lead), Max Finlayson, Vincent V. Hilomen, Jari Ilmonen, participants: Dulce Infante Mata, Kassim Kulindwa, Ritesh Kumar, Guangchun Lei (co-lead)
Expected output(s): 1) A comprehensive analysis, which would be posted on the RAMs home page of the Ramsar website 2) The content from the analysis be culled for a Policy Brief (facilitating the understanding and the use of the RAM concept and highlighting the value of RAMs to policy makers and lessons learned) 3) Briefing Note (facilitating the understanding and the use of the RAM process to Ramsar Site managers), highlighting selected case studies and 4) Webinars may also be conducted to reach a wider audience Target audience(s): Policymakers and practitioners (wetland managers). Note that the outputs maybe be useful in resource mobilization for more RAMs comprehensive analysis; 9,000 of STRP funds for a Policy Brief and 13,000 for a Briefing Note. Please note that there are no costs to the STRP associated with the production of webinars, as the Secretariat has the required software] 4.3 Aquaculture developments and wise use of wetlands XII.5, Annex 1, ¶¶ 1-2 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4; 2.5, 2.7; 3.8, 3.9, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13; 4.14 Task description: Linking the main of aquaculture production systems in the world to the Ramsar wetland classification system in the context of the interactive governance framework. This output would help inform policymakers in the conservation, aquaculture and finance sectors on the environmental and social impacts of aquaculture. The Policy Brief will discuss the risks of aquaculture and its potential to contribute to food security, wise use of wetlands and sustainable and equitable development. Expected output(s): Policy Brief on aquaculture developments and wise use of wetlands Target audience(s): Policymakers in both conservation and aquaculture communities 9,000 [possibility of holding a writing workshop, linked to the SoWWS or other writing meetings] Thematic Work Area No. 5: Climate change and wetlands: innovative methodologies for wetlands restoration Working Group lead(s) and participants: Susana Aguilar, Peter Davies, Lars Dinesen, Siobhan Fennessy (co-lead), Max Finlayson, Vincent V. Hilomen, Jari Ilmonen, Dulce Infante Mata, Kassim Kulindwa, Ritesh Kumar, Guangchun Lei (co-lead)
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