5 Building Blocks of Solution:
Challenging customary law to protect high seas threatened species

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Creating media and popular momentum

Challenging customary law to protect high seas threatened species

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Developing a proposal for the MPA designation

Challenging customary law to protect high seas threatened species

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Developing and implementing an international agreement

Challenging customary law to protect high seas threatened species

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Adapting international law to novel conservation requirement

Challenging customary law to protect high seas threatened species

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Improving Sanctuary policy and management practice

Challenging customary law to protect high seas threatened species

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Developing and implementing an international agreement

Published: 03 June 2016
Last edited: 29 September 2021
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After the signature (Brussels, 1993) of a joint declaration leading to the designation of a marine mammal sanctuary by the ministers of the Environment of France, Italy and Monaco, negotiations for a trilateral Agreement started. After several negotiation meetings, an agreement text was developed and the Agreement was signed in Rome in November 1999. The Agreement came into force in 2002.

Classifications

Category
Legal and policy frameworks, policy advocacy
Evaluation, effectiveness measures and learning
Scale of implementation
Multi-national
Phase of solution
Implementation
Documentation and dissemination of results

Enabling factors

Political support by the Prince of Monaco and others.

Lessons learned

More stringent agreements leading to implementation of management plans and proper funding commitments.

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