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Notes

1.

www.environment.gov.au/minister/hunt/2015/pubs/mr2015

1206a.pdf

2. The Convention for Cooperation in the Protection, Management

and Development of the Marine and Coastal Environment of the

Atlantic Coast of the West, Central and Southern Africa Region

(Abidjan Convention).

3. UN General Assembly, Resolution adopted by the General

Assembly on 30 July 2015. Sixty-ninth session, 69/314. Tackling

illicit trafficking in wildlife.

www.un.org/en/ga/search/view_doc.

asp?symbol=A/RES/69/314

4. TheArcticCouncilisaforumforcooperationonArcticenvironmental

issues and consists of eight Arctic States, six Indigenous Peoples

Organizations and observer countries, intergovernmental bodies

and NGOs. UNEP is an observer to the Arctic Council.

5. Mauritania, Cabo Verde, Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea Bissau,

Guinea, Sierra Leone

6. The 2005 MillenniumEcosystemAssessment describes ecosystem

services as “the benefits people obtain from ecosystems.

7. GESAMP advises the United Nations system on the scientific

aspects of marine environmental protection.

8. The Framework Convention for the Protection of the Marine

Environment of the Caspian Sea

9. Republic of Azerbaijan, Islamic Republic of Iran, Republic of

Kazakhstan, Russian Federation and Turkmenistan

10.

www.unep.org/roa/Portals/137/AMCEN15Docs/Decision%20

_7_AEO_AEIN%20_Advance.pdf

11. Payment for ecosystem services is a conservation and management

paradigm that recognizes: (1) the need to bridge the interests of

communities connected by ecosystems, (2) the costs of securing

and maintaining the provision of different ecosystem services and

(3) that those who benefit from these services need to pay for these

costs (Bhatta et al 2014)