The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition’s (DSCC) 2018 Report informs on Deep- Sea Fisheries, Deep- Sea Mining and International Ocean Governance.
Available in English.
Deep-Sea Fishing, Deep-Sea Mining
English
18th June 2019
The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition’s (DSCC) 2018 Report informs on Deep- Sea Fisheries, Deep- Sea Mining and International Ocean Governance.
Available in English.
Deep-Sea Fishing, Deep-Sea Mining
English
18th June 2019
This is a joint submission to the fourteenth round of informal consultations of States Parties to the United Nations Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982 relating to the Conservation and Management of Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks
These informal consultations focus on the topic “Performance reviews of regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements”
Submitted by: WWF, Greenpeace International, Deep Sea Conservation Coalition on 28 March 2019
Available in English.
Deep-Sea Fishing, High Seas
UN FSA, UNGA
English
28th March 2019
To read the interventions delivered by DSCC during the 25th Annual Session of the ISA, click here.
Deep-Sea Mining, ISA, Regulations
International Seabed Authority
English
27th February 2019
DSCC intervention to ad hoc working group on financial mechanisms – 21 February 2019
DSCC first intervention Day 1 on financial matters – 25 February 2019
Agenda item: 11: Draft Regulations for exploitation of mineral resources in the area – Financial model
DSCC second intervention Day 1 on the Warsaw statement – 25 February 2019
Agenda item 10: Report on the Implementation of the 2018 Decision of the Council on the Reports of the Chairman of the LTC
DSCC third intervention Day 1 on Standards and Guidelines – 25 February 2019
Agenda item 11:Draft Regulations for exploitation of mineral resources in the Area – Standards and Guidelines
DSCC first intervention Day 2 on decision-making – 26 February 2019
Agenda item 11:Draft Regulations for exploitation of mineral resources in the Area – Decision-Making
DSCC second intervention Day 2 on Regional Environmental Management Plans – 26 February 2019
Agenda item 11:Draft Regulations for exploitation of mineral resources in the Area – Regional Environmental Management Plans (REMPs)
DSCC third intervention Day 2 on the Precautionary Approach – 26 February 2019
Agenda item 11:Draft Regulations for exploitation of mineral resources in the Area – Regional Environmental Management Plans (REMPs) – Precautionary Approach/Principle
DSCC first intervention Day 3 on the independent assessment of environmental plans – 27 February 2019
Agenda item: 11: Draft Regulations for exploitation of mineral resources in the area – Independent Assessment of Environmental Plans
The DSCC also held a side event as part of the Annual Session on February 27th, 2019. You can view the presentations made by DSCC representatives at this event here.
Deep-Sea Mining, ISA
International Seabed Authority
English
25th February 2019
This note accompanied the DSCC Briefing for the Seventh Meeting of the Commission of the
South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO). It is intended as an overview
and as a further discussion of the threshold and naturalness issues related to the bottom fishing
Conservation and Management Measure (CMM), Comm7-Prop03.
Available in English (PDF).
Deep-Sea Fishing, High Seas, Policy
South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation
English
9th January 2019
The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition submitted this briefing for the Seventh Meeting of the Commission of the South Pacific Regiaonl Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO). This briefing addresses agenda item 6, Conservation and Management Measures (CMM), with
respect to bottom fisheries; and item 8, Performance Review Recommendations.
Available in English.
Deep-Sea Fishing, High Seas
South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation
English
8th January 2019
This report contains a summary of the international expert workshop “A benefit sharing mechanism appropriate for the Common Heritage of Mankind” which took place from 26 to 29 November 2018 in Potsdam, Germany. It was jointly organized by the German Environment Agency and the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies. The overall objective was to stimulate debate on the Common Heritage of Mankind and its benefit sharing element by discussing first ideas how the benefit sharing required by Article 140 paragraph 2 UNCLOS could be appropriately conceptualized in order to meet with the spirit and the requirements of the Common Heritage of Mankind principle. 50 mostly international Stakeholders from a range of disciplines considered the following aspects:
International Ocean Governance
English
29th November 2018
Source: ECO (CBD Alliance)
Authors: Matthew Gianni (Deep Sea Conservation Coalition) & Helena Paul (EcoNexus)
The deep-sea has been described by the United Nations First World Ocean Assessment, published in 2016, as a vast realm which “constitutes the largest source of species and ecosystem diversity on Earth” and that the diversity of organisms in the deep sea supports ecosystem processes necessary for the Earth’s natural systems to function.
Continue reading Deep-Sea Mining and Biodiversity Loss
Deep-Sea Mining
CBD
English
26th November 2018
These comments were made by the Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC) on the release of the Draft Regulations on Exploitation of Mineral Resources in the Area, and the accompanying Note by the Legal and Technical Commission of the International Seabed Authority (ISA).
They first make some overall observations which are applicable to the overall regulations and their structure, then make comments on individual draft regulations.
Available in English.
Deep-Sea Mining, ISA, Regulations
International Seabed Authority
English
30th September 2018
Checklist for Success by the Nothwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization.
Source: Deep Sea Conservation Coalition
Available in English.
Deep-Sea Fishing, High Seas
Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization
English
19th September 2018