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SUMMARY:Designing High Seas MPAs That Work
DESCRIPTION:Practical Solutions for Monitoring\, Control and Surveillance\nOct 8\, 2026 12:00 PM ESTPresented by: Klaudija Cremers\, Julien Rochette\, and Alexandra Oliveira Pinto of IDDRIDescription: The credibility of future high seas marine protected areas (HSMPAs) established under the BBNJ Agreement will depend on their effective implementation and enforcement. Experiences from existing MPAs and high seas governance show that monitoring\, control\, and surveillance (MCS) is a decisive factor for compliance and enforcement. While the remoteness of areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ) poses major challenges\, recent technological advances offer practical\, scalable and cost-effective solutions\, provided they are embedded in a broader compliance strategy. States and coalitions championing HSMPAs should therefore integrate a site-specific compliance strategy that includes MCS activities into their proposal from the outset\, combining emerging technologies with complementary policy\, legal\, technical and cooperation measures. Over the past two years\, IDDRI has conducted extensive research on MCS tools and services\, including through interviews and expert consultations. This work resulted in a Guide that aims to support States and stakeholders in integrating MCS considerations into HSMPA proposals. This webinar will present the key findings of this work.Hosted by: OCTORegister Here
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Practical Solutions for Monitoring\, Control and Surveillance
Oct 8\, 2026 12:00 PM EST
Presented by: \;
Klaudija Cremers\, Julien Rochette\, and Alexandra Oliveira Pinto of IDDRI
Description: \;
The credibility of future high seas marine protected areas (HSMPAs) established under the BBNJ Agreement will depend on their effective implementation and enforcement. Experiences from existing MPAs and high seas governance show that monitoring\, control\, and surveillance (MCS) is a decisive factor for compliance and enforcement. While the remoteness of areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ) poses major challenges\, recent technological advances offer practical\, scalable and cost-effective solutions\, provided they are embedded in a broader compliance strategy. States and coalitions championing HSMPAs should therefore integrate a site-specific compliance strategy that includes MCS activities into their proposal from the outset\, combining emerging technologies with complementary policy\, legal\, technical and cooperation measures. Over the past two years\, IDDRI has conducted extensive research on MCS tools and services\, including through interviews and expert consultations. This work resulted in a Guide that aims to support States and stakeholders in integrating MCS considerations into HSMPA proposals. This webinar will present the key findings of this work.
Hosted by: OCTO
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