Project objective: To enhance sustainable development of the Arafura-Timor Seas (ATS) region to protect biodiversity and improve the quality of life of its inhabitants through restoration, conservation and sustainable management of marine-coastal ecosystems (as indicated in the SAP)
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Asia , SIDS (Asia) , South-Eastern Asia , SIDS , Small island developing States
Sea
Budget
70,246,835.00 USD
Total Cost of the project
9,745,662 USD
GEF Allocation to project
Partners
PEMSEA was created with a clear mission—to foster and sustain healthy and resilient coasts and oceans, communities and economies across the Seas of East Asia through integrated management solutions and partnerships. For over two decades, the organization has provided solutions for effective management of coasts and oceans across the shared seas of East Asia. As the regional coordinating mechanism for the Sustainable Development Strategy for the Seas of East Asia (SDS-SEA), a shared marine strategy among 14 countries in the region, PEMSEA works with national and local governments, companies, research and science institutions, communities, international agencies, regional programs, investors and donors towards implementation of the SDS-SEA. Crucial networks such as learning centers also contribute their expertise and coastal management skills to the shared goals of the SDS-SEA.
We work to sustain the way of life and prosperity of all Australians. We do this by advising the government and our stakeholders how to improve the productivity, competitiveness and sustainability of our portfolio industries. We also help people and goods move in and out of Australia while managing the risks to the environment and animal, plant and human health.
Indonesia, with 17.508 islands and 81.000 Kilometers of shoreline, is the biggest archipelagic state with immense marine natural resources which have not been optimally and sustainably utilized. The main mission of the MMAF is: “To Assist the President (of the Republic of Indonesia) in holding the process of governance in the Marine and Fisheries sector”
Contacts
Regional Project Manager
Environmental Specialist