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Partnership for the Gulf of Mexico SEMARNAT GCOOS MoA. 4th March 2010 New Orleans, LA. Binational Workshop GoM LME Mexico City, November 2010. 1.2 Key ecosystem assessment and management gaps identified. Outcome 1: Transboundary issues analysed and priorities defined (TDA). Y2. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Partnership for the Gulf of Mexico
SEMARNAT GCOOSMoA
4th March 2010New Orleans, LA
Binational Workshop GoM LMEMexico City, November 2010
Activity
Output
• Contaminant sources, in particular LBS point and non point, identified and assessed
• Monitoring of reduced levels of nutrients releases at demo sites
Nutrient overenrichment and contaminant sources, flows and levels are assessed, nevertheless national efforts are not regionally coordinated
A regional assessment of nutrient and contaminant sources completed
Indicator
Baseline
Target
1.2.3 Ecosystem-wide nutrient over-enrichment and contaminant sources, flows and levels assessed
Y2
1.2 Key ecosystem assessment and management gaps identified
Outcome 1: Transboundary issues analysed and priorities definedOutcome 1: Transboundary issues analysed and priorities defined(TDA) (TDA)
Activity • Integrated analysis agreed by regional working group, describing transboundary pollution impacts
• Ministerially-agreed LME and basin action programs and local ICM plans adopted
Current assessment of the environmental impacts of transboundary pollution are country driven and regionally fragmented
A regional report on the Status of the Gulf of Mexico completed
Indicator
Baseline
Target
Output
Y2
1.2 Key ecosystem assessment and management gaps identified
Outcome 1: Transboundary issues analysed and priorities definedOutcome 1: Transboundary issues analysed and priorities defined(TDA) (TDA)
Source: N. Rabalais, LUMCONSource: N. Rabalais, LUMCON
21 – 28 July 200721 – 28 July 2007
Díaz & Rosenberg 2008Díaz & Rosenberg 2008
Activity
Integrated analysis of nutrient over-enrichment and related HABs undertaken
Current initiatives are country driven and regionally fragmented
Integrated analysis of nutrient overenrichment and related HABs undertaken
Indicator
Baseline
Target
1.2.5 Information on nutrient over-enrichment and related HABs collected and integrated
Output
Y2
1.2 Key ecosystem assessment and management gaps identified
Outcome 1: Transboundary issues analysed and priorities definedOutcome 1: Transboundary issues analysed and priorities defined(TDA) (TDA)
Outcome 2. Strategic Action Programme Outcome 2. Strategic Action Programme (SAP)(SAP)
Living marine resources
Reduce Control Pollution
Ecosystems Conservation
Activity
Output
• Regional LSUPP GoM and Caribbean Sea developed;
• Land and Coastal Use Planning Program for 4 major Mexican States in the GoM developed;
• Number of agreements defined between GoM programme and relevant river basin counterparts for nutrient reduction strategies
• New watershed council for the Grijalva Usumacinta basin
Currently, no strategic partnerships. (WW2BW) US initiative, adopted by Mexican authorities currently implemented in Mexico’s driven initiatives, on-ground actions, policy and regulatory framework.
• Linkages and agreements between watershed and coastal management authorities to reduce LBS of pollution into the GoM
• Papaloapan Watershed Council, IBWC/CILA for Río Grande/Río Bravo, and Lower Mississippi River Watershed Council
Indicator
Baseline
Target
2.1.2 Strategic Partnershipsbetween GoM LMEprogramme and institutionsresponsible for integratedmanagement of the majorGoM river basins, as well asthe main coastal cities developed.
2.1 Strategies and actions for the reduction and control of nutrient over-enrichment, HABs and for the elimination of dead zones developed
Y1 Y3
Outcome 2: Strategic Action Programme (SAP)Outcome 2: Strategic Action Programme (SAP)
Risk of Flooding and sea level rise
Hurricane incidence
Coastal and Marine Planning
Risk for Flooding and Rain
Vulnerability
SAP and respective NAPs completed and endorsed at appropriate levels (federal, state)
TargetThe Strategic Action Program(SAP) andNational Action Program (NAPs) formulated and endorsed.
GoM LME Strategic Action Program (SAP)
Education and Outreach Components
Mexico: Integrated Assessment Mexico: Integrated Assessment and Management of the Gulf of and Management of the Gulf of Mexico Large Marine EcosystemMexico Large Marine Ecosystem
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March, 2010
GoM LME Objectives
To set the foundations for LME wide ecosystem based management approaches for the rehabilitation of marine and coastal ecosystems, recovery of depleted fish-stocks and reduction of nutrient overloading
Education and Outreach General
Informed society, Knowledge, Participation, Awareness, Decision making
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Adapting to GoM LME Objectives
1.Public participation in the GoM LME through education and outreach activities
2. Training for present and future professionals involved in the GoM LME
3.- Replicability (in the GoM) of the results obtained in the pilot projects
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GOALS for the E/O plan are:
Activities to start
Implement activities to achieve best results in local actions within pilot projects and prepare the work plan for their replication throughout the GoM LME region
Enhanced capacity and mechanisms for stakeholder participation (formal and informal education and outreach activities)
Promote learning processes Create synergistic collaboration with existing projects and efforts on
education in the GoM LME region (Natural Protected Area of “Laguna de Terminos” strengthening existing activities)
Other training courses on mangrove restoration, sea grass beds
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Adapting to GoM LME Objectives
Directly and Indirectly Used Sectors/Subsectors
Fisheries/Aquaculture Industrial/Business sector Agro forestry sector Coastal Residents Government Agencies (MEX-USA) Academic/Research/Institutes Non-Governmental Organizations Regional Organizations International Organizations
Mapping current activities organized by different institutions and organizations in order to avoid duplication of efforts (Laguna de Términos)
Stakeholders to be involved
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Coastal Residents/Communities:Climate ChangeSea Level Rise Storm FloodingEcosystems RestorationWetlands, mangrove, sea grass beds, sand dunes
restorationCommercial Fishing Endangered Species, by catch, ilegal fishingPollution
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Main activities: february-july 2010
Education and Outreach Plan design
Network
Communication and Diffussion activities
February March April May June July
To design Education and Outreach Strategic Plan
Objectives aligned: General Project Objectives/Education Plan Objectives
To set measurable goals and activities
To set different audiences and tools for target audiences
Budget planning and collaboration with different activities of the project
To organize a workshop with estrategic actors regarding environmental education in the pilot projects Planning meetings with strategic collaborators (NGO´s, Government, International Organizations, Academy, among others).To establish a timetable to organize or participate in strategic events, seminars, workshops (including pilot projects activities)
To desgin brochures and informative documents (to consider existing material)
Continuous collaboration with the communication program to develop difussion programs for the project
Main Activities I II III
¡Gracias!