Nairobi Convention Marine and Coastal News Round-up (6 April 2021)
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The 2021 Western Indian Ocean Nairobi Convention Science to Policy Dialogue happened on March 23-25. During the successful virtual event, 33 papers on different thematic concerns were presented all with policy recommendations. The Nairobi Convention wishes to thank everyone who participated in the event. Find a link to all the abstracts of the papers presented in the round-up.
DetailsThe 2021 Western Indian Ocean Science to Policy Dialogue is finally happening this week on March 23-25. If you did not manage to register, do not fret, as we will share highlights of the discussions that will be held. Be sure to follow us on our socials to keep up: Facebook, Twitter.
DetailsIt’s International Women’s Day, and in today’s roundup, we share a webinar by the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development that will focus on the positive impacts of empowering women in ocean science, highlight good practices and principles to help advance gender equity on March 8, 2021, at 16:00-17:15 CET.
DetailsThis week, we have the 2021 Nairobi Convention Western Indian Ocean Regional Science to Policy Dialogue Registration link, why we can’t afford to lose coral reefs and UNEA-5, evaluation of seagrass and seaweed species diversity and human activities endangering their existence at Indian Ocean shore, saving seagrass in Mozambique and more!
DetailsWelcome, Nairobi Convention Member States, partners, and friends, to this issue of the Weekly News Round-up!
Do you have any events, research, or scientific publications on the Western Indian Ocean that you would like to be included in the round-up? Write to unep-nairobi-convention@un.org!
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