West Africa - Continuing extend continental shelves
This initiative builds on a 2014 joint submission to the UN to extend continental shelves beyond the current limit of 200 nautical miles.
This initiative builds on a 2014 joint submission to the UN to extend continental shelves beyond the current limit of 200 nautical miles.
The MASTREC project focuses on the detection of trafficking of illegal rosewood from Madagascar and illegal charcoal from Somalia/Kenya.
Enhancing governments’ presence at sea through the provision of low-cost intelligent technological solutions and local capacity building.
This project works with 14 Pacific Islands Countries to finalise extended continental shelf boundaries.
This activity will develop a strategic blue carbon assessment for the West African region.
The goal of the project is to strengthen knowledge management capacity and promote scaled-up learning of disseminated experiences...
The polar and high mountains are the planet’s barometers, telling us a great deal about the present and future effects of climate change.
Using information from Earth Observation technology to reduce environmental and human insecurity
Supporting the Interim Secretariat with the implementation of the Convention Program of Work and the organization of COP6.
With raising global consumption patterns the amounts of waste increases, and scrupulous waste management is threatened with the illegal...
Environmental crime is a threat to sustainable development, particularly to the environment, security and the global economy.
This special series of reports fills the need for targeted and timely information about environmental challenges.
Strong governance of marine and terrestrial systems results in a healthy and productive natural environment.
Develop and pilot tools and approaches for area based planning in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction (ABNJ).
This project is providing maps and data to support marine spatial planning in the Pacific
Support is being provided to the Tehran Convention Secretariat to contributes to peace and security in the Caspian region.
The project will produce an Atlas of Lake Victoria’s Changing Environment, including training for local experts to create similar atlases
A series of policy assessments for different global mountain regions is being produced by GRID-Arendal and UN Environment.