Reports to COP8, COP9, COP10, and COP11 with those provided to COP12 in order to assess progress during these 13 years, covering the periods of the Strategic Plans 2003-2008 and 2009-2015. Shading in the shows whether particular actions reported for COP12 were more (or less) widely addressed in the European region, compared to the global average, based on the percentages of Parties having answered positively. Strategy Indicator Affirmative European Parties at COP12 13 COP8 COP9 COP10 COP12 globally progress Party has a little comprehensive 22 1.1 11 20 20 21 47% (since national wetland (65%) 2005) inventory (1.1.1) Party has a national 24 1.3 wetland policy in 15 18 17 24 55% stagnating (71%) place (1.3.1) Party has applied Ramsar 24 1.7 n.a. 5 10 14 71% significant guidance (71%) (1.7.1) implemented wetland 27 1.8 11 24 29 30 70% regressing restoration (79%) programmes (1.8.2) Party uses the Strategic 10 2.1 Framework for n.a. 15 18 15 41% regressing (29%) Ramsar Site designations (2.1.1) Development assistance agencies 3.3 15 12 11 14 9 (26%) 15% stagnating provided for wetlands (3.3.1) Annex 3 New European Ramsar Sites designated since COP11 Including new designations submitted between 15 July 2012 and 15 January 2015. The right-hand column lists the number of further Ramsar Site designations planned for the triennium 2016-2018. Number of new sites Area of new sites Announced new sites Country designated (ha) 2016-2018 (2.4.1) Albania 1 15,119 - Andorra 3 6,870 - Armenia - - - Austria 3 4,958 3 Azerbaijan - - 2 Belarus 6 212,980 5 Belgium - - -
Reports to COP8, COP9, COP10, and COP11 with those provided to COP12 in order to assess progress during these 13 years, covering the periods of the Strategic Plans 2003-2008 and 2009-2015. Shading in the shows whether particular actions reported for COP12 were more (or less) widely addressed in the European region, compared to the global average, based on the percentages of Parties having answered positively. Strategy Indicator Affirmative European Parties at COP8 COP9 COP10 COP12 COP12 globally 13 progress 1.1 Party has a comprehensive national wetland inventory (1.1.1) 11 20 20 21 22 (65%) 47% little (since 2005) 1.3 Party has a national wetland policy in place (1.3.1) 15 18 17 24 24 (71%) 55% stagnating 1.7 Party has applied Ramsar guidance (1.7.1) n.a. 5 10 14 24 (71%) 71% significant 1.8 implemented wetland restoration programmes (1.8.2) 11 24 29 30 27 (79%) 70% regressing 2.1 Party uses the Strategic Framework for Ramsar Site designations (2.1.1) n.a. 15 18 15 10 (29%) 41% regressing 3.3 Development assistance agencies provided for wetlands (3.3.1) 15 12 11 14 9 (26%) 15% stagnating Annex 3 New European Ramsar Sites designated since COP11 Including new designations submitted between 15 July 2012 and 15 January 2015. The right-hand column lists the number of further Ramsar Site designations planned for the triennium 2016-2018. Country Number of new sites designated Area of new sites (ha) Announced new sites 2016-2018 (2.4.1) Albania 1 15,119 - Andorra 3 6,870 - Armenia - - - Austria 3 4,958 3 Azerbaijan - - 2 Belarus 6 212,980 5 Belgium - - -
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