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Setting the 30% conservation target in the Mediterranean Sea

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Replicable example on how convergence is built among conservation and non-conservation actors (General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean and the Black Sea and United Nations Environment Programme / Mediterranean Action Plan) to support the adoption of an effective, ambitious and transformational Post-2020 global biodiversity framework.
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In a region warming 20% faster than the global average, recent assessments proved that Mediterranean biodiversity and economic assets are in crisis and the situation will continue to worsen under business-as-usual. There is an unparalleled opportunity to raise ambition for biodiversity, through a New Deal for Nature and People, by setting an ambitious and transformational Post-2020 Biodiversity Framework. We will suggest solutions for the Mediterranean to achieve the proposed 30% protection target and the session will: ● Discuss scientific scenarios to set adequate spatial management and protection measures, including MPAs and OECMs, towards reaching the proposed CBD 30% protection target within the context of the Mediterranean, elaborating on the ecological and fisheries benefits of MPA and OECM networks; ● Suggest solutions to strengthen synergies and collaboration across different legal frameworks for the establishment of new measures in national and international waters.

Agenda de la session

Intervenant

Dr Miguel BERNAL

Senior Fishery Officer,
FAO - GFCM
Italy


18:00 - 19:00

Dr Piero BARANI

Specialist Tecnical Scientific Advisor ,
Italian Ecological Transition Ministry
Italy


18:00 - 19:00

Mrs Tatjana HEMA

MAP COORDINATOR,
UNEP/MAP
Greece


18:00 - 19:00

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