“Akdeniz, the State Report of the Sea and Coast Environment” shared with the Public
The launch of the “Akdeniz, Sea and Coast Environment” completed in 2012, by the Unified Nations Environmental Programme/Mediterranean Action Plan Coordination Unit was held in the UNDP Turkey Office on January 16, 2013 in Ankara.
[UNDP Deputy Permanent Representative of Turkey [Matilda Dimovska [ and UNDP Environmental and Sustainable Development Program Officer Katalin Zaim]]] hosted by the Panel Conference, ] The Ministry of Environment and Urbanization] has also joined representatives of institutions and some non-governmental organizations related to the senior authorities of ]].Raporun main lines; Program Officer [Atila Uras]] in consultation with the Mediterranean Action Plan Coordinator Maria Luisa Silva Majias ] by the participants. Report; It contains comprehensive information about Mediterranean ecosystems and rich biodiversity, Barcelona Convention (Akdeniz’s Conservation Agreement) and attachment protocols, and 21 Mediterranean countries in Turkey are included in print elements that negatively affect sea environment and coastal ecosystems. In this meeting; excessive fishing, pollution in coastal cities, pollution on the Mediterranean ecosystem, such as the spread of pollution and tilizer species caused by sea-related industrial plants, was assessed in detail. ]Harun Powerfulsoy ]]], Turkey’s “The Strengthening Project of Sea and Coast Guarding Areas” Manager, emphasized that Mediterranean is particularly in the influence of the invaluent species from the Red Sea and that it is connected with the increase of climate change and temperatures in the region.
The following link to the English and French of the “State of the Mediterranean Marine and Coastal Environment Report” (State of the Mediterranean Marine and Coastal Environment Report): [
http://www.grida.no/publications/soemediterranean/]...
Zeynep Talu
]]16 January 2013, Ankara]
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