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1 Mediterranean Action Plan Barcelona Convention (UNEP/MAP) Specially Protected Areas Regional Activities Centre (SPA/RAC) Workshop of validation of the national monitoring programme on biodiversity in Libya April 2017 Carthage Thalasso Ressort, Gammarth By: Mehdi AISSI EcAp MED II Project 1
2 Implementation of the Ecosystem Approach Vision: A healthy Mediterranean with marine and coastal ecosystems that are productive and biologically diverse for the benefit of present and future generations. Overall aim: Achieve Good Environmental Status of the Mediterranean Sea and Coast 2008 COP 15 DecisioinIG.17/6 Adoption of the Roadmap for the EcAp implementation COP 17 Decision IG.20/4 Adoption of 28 Operational Objectives and related indicators covering all the EcAp Ecological Objectives COP 18 Decision IG.21/3 Adoption of an Integrated list of GES and targets for the Mediterranean 2016 COP 19 Decision IG.22/10 Adoption of the Integrated Monitoring and Assessment Programme of the Mediterranean Sea and Coast and Related Assessment Criteria (IMAP) 2
3 Ecosystem Approach RoadMap: Seven Steps 1. Definition of an Ecological Vision for the Mediterranean 2. Setting common Mediterranean strategic goals 3. Identification of an important ecosystem properties and assessment of ecological status and pressures 4. Development of a set of ecological objectives corresponding to the vision and strategic goals 5. Derivation of operational objectives with indicators and target levels 6. Revision of existing monitoring programmes for ongoing and regular updating of targets 7. Development and review of relevant action plans and programmes 3
4 Implementation of the Ecosystem Approach Vision: A healthy Mediterranean with marine and coastal ecosystems that are productive and biologically diverse for the benefit of present and future generations. Overall aim: Achieve Good Environmental Status of the Mediterranean Sea and Coast 2008 COP 15 DecisioinIG.17/6 Adoption of the Roadmap for the EcAp implementation COP 17 Decision IG.20/4 Adoption of 28 Operational Objectives and related indicators covering all the EcAp Ecological Objectives COP 18 Decision IG.21/3 Adoption of an Integrated list of GES and targets for the Mediterranean 2016 COP 19 Decision IG.22/10 Adoption of the Integrated Monitoring and Assessment Programme of the Mediterranean Sea and Coast and Related Assessment Criteria (IMAP) 4
5 Integrated Monitoring and Assessment Programme (IMAP) Common indicators/candidate indicators (23 common indicators and 4 candidate indicators); Biodiversity and NIS (6 common indicators); Fisheries common indicators in collaboration with GFCM Pollution and litter (9 common indicators related to eutrophication, contaminants and litter, 1 candidate indicator in relation to ingested litter); Coast and Hydrography (2 common indicators, 1 candidate indicator in relation to land use change); Energy including underwater noise (2 candidate indicators), developed in collaboration with ACCOBAMS; 5
6 Common Indicators related to biodiversity component Ecological Objective IMAP Indicators EO 1 Biodiversity Biological diversity is maintained or enhanced. Common Indicator 1: Habitat distributional range to also consider habitat extent as a relevant attribute Common Indicator 2: Condition of the habitat s typical species and communities Common Indicator 3: Species distributional range Common Indicator 4: Population abundance of selected species Common indicator 5: Population demographic characteristics (e.g. body size or age class structure, sex ratio, fecundity rates, survival/mortality rates) Tunisian Dolphin Project
7 Common Indicators related to biodiversity component EO 2 Non-indigenous species Non-indigenous species introduced by human activities are at levels that do not adversely alter the ecosystem Common Indicator 6: Trends in abundance, temporal occurrence, and spatial distribution of non-indigenous species, particularly invasive, nonindigenous species, notably in risk areas SPA/RAC, Yassine Ramzi SGHAIER SPA/RAC, Yassine Ramzi SGHAIER SPA/RAC, Yassine Ramzi SGHAIER
8 EO 3 Harvest of commercially exploited fish and shellfish Populations of selected commercially exploited fish and shellfish are within biologically safe limits, exhibiting a population age and size distribution that is indicative of a healthy stock (To be further developed in partnership with GFCM) Common Indicator 7: Spawning stock Biomass (EO3); Common Indicator 8: Total landings (EO3); Common Indicator 9: Fishing Mortality (EO3); Common Indicator 10: Fishing effort (EO3); Common Indicator 11: Catch per unit of effort (CPUE) or Landing per unit of effort (LPUE) as a proxy (EO3) Common Indicator 12: Bycatch of vulnerable and non-target species (EO1 and EO3) EO 4 Marine food webs Alterations to components of marine food webs caused by resource extraction or human-induced environmental changes do not have long-term adverse effects on food web dynamics and related viability EO 6 Sea-floor integrity Sea-floor integrity is maintained, especially in priority benthic habitats To be further developed To be further developed
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10 EcAp-MEDII Project EU founded project, with focus on Southern Mediterranean EcAp/IMAP implementation needs Undertake country-specific capacity assessments and Assist in developing national, integrated monitoring programmes, in line with the IMAP regional common indicators (Output 1) 10
11 Objectives of this workshop 1. Discuss the draft of the national IMAP in Libya; 2. Identify the list of habitats and species as well as the invasive non-indigenous species from a reference list in order to be monitored in the short, mid and long terms; 3. Identify at least two monitoring areas, one in a low pressure area (e.g. marine protected area/ Specially Protected Area of Mediterranean Importance (SPAMI) and one in a high pressure area from human activity. 11
12 SPA/RAC Thank You For your attention! Specially Protected Areas Regional Activities Centre (SPA/RAC) Bd. du Leader Yasser Arafat B.P Tunis Cedex Tunisia Mehdi AISSI Asma YAHYAOUI 12
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