46 Wise use of wetlands in relation Develop guidance for the wise use of wetlands in Ongoing RTR drafted on Inland wetlands, capture fisheries to coastal and inland relation to coastal and inland aquaculture. and aquaculture, which can be finalized early in aquaculture guidance (Building on lessons learnt from best practices on next triennium if aligned with new work plan. sustainable aquaculture, and recognizing that global dependence on aquaculture is growing, that wild stocks continue to be depleted, and that meeting the need for seafood is resulting in significant direct (habitat loss, wild harvest of species) and indirect impacts (pollution, contamination) on wetlands.) 47 Impacts of agricultural No activities practices on rice paddies as undertaken wetland systems 48 Re-engineering agricultural No activities landscapes undertaken 49 Wetlands and biofuels No activities undertaken Wetlands & poverty eradication 50 Wetlands & poverty eradication Further tools and guidance to support the i) Ongoing Identified as a top priority by SC46. and case studies implementation of Resolutions IX.14, X.28 & XI.13, on: ii) Ongoing – iii) Ongoing Three discussion papers, a draft Guide to available i) advice on mainstreaming the guidelines and tools for addressing poverty “Integrated Framework for linking wetland conservation and wise eradication in relation to wetlands and a draft use with poverty eradication” into national policies Briefing Note were produced. and programmes for poverty eradication; ii) development of structured to available However, due to time constraints and the task not ‘guide guidelines and tools’ for addressing poverty aligning with the proposed thematic work areas for eradication in relation to wetlands; and the next STRP, the Secretariat has decided that the iii) case studies and best practices on the application of outputs should be consolidated into a report for the Framework for assessing poverty in wetlands. internal use/reference.
46 Wise use of wetlands in relation to coastal and inland aquaculture guidance Develop guidance for the wise use of wetlands in relation to coastal and inland aquaculture. (Building on lessons learnt from best practices on sustainable aquaculture, and recognizing that global dependence on aquaculture is growing, that wild stocks continue to be depleted, and that meeting the need for seafood is resulting in significant direct (habitat loss, wild harvest of species) and indirect impacts (pollution, contamination) on wetlands.) Ongoing RTR drafted on Inland wetlands, capture fisheries and aquaculture, which can be finalized early in next triennium if aligned with new work plan. 47 Impacts of agricultural practices on rice paddies as wetland systems No activities undertaken 48 Re-engineering agricultural landscapes No activities undertaken 49 Wetlands and biofuels No activities undertaken Wetlands & poverty eradication 50 Wetlands & poverty eradication – and case studies Further tools and guidance to support the implementation of Resolutions IX.14, X.28 & XI.13, on: i) advice on mainstreaming the “Integrated Framework for linking wetland conservation and wise use with poverty eradication” into national policies and programmes for poverty eradication; ii) development of structured ‘guide to available guidelines and tools’ for addressing poverty eradication in relation to wetlands; and iii) case studies and best practices on the application of the Framework for assessing poverty in wetlands. i) Ongoing ii) Ongoing iii) Ongoing Identified as a top priority by SC46. Three discussion papers, a draft Guide to available guidelines and tools for addressing poverty eradication in relation to wetlands and a draft Briefing Note were produced. However, due to time constraints and the task not aligning with the proposed thematic work areas for the next STRP, the Secretariat has decided that the outputs should be consolidated into a report for internal use/reference.
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