Welcome to the ASCLME Project
Over the next five years, the nine countries of the western Indian Ocean region, including Comoros, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, Seychelles, Somalia, South Africa and Tanzania, will work together through the Agulhas and Somali Current Large Marine Ecosystems (ASCLME) Project.
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Project Steering Committee (PSC) |
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The Project Steering Committee (PSC) provides oversight and country ownership of the Project, in addition to involving close partners. The PSC comprises the following members: Name | Country/Affiliation
| Farid Anasse
| Comoros
| Harrison Ong'anda
| Kenya | Hajanirina Razafindrainibe
| Madagascar
| Mitrasen Bhikajee
| Mauritius
| Policarpo Napica
| Mozambique
| Ronny Renaud
| Seychelles
| | Johann Augustyn | South Africa
| Magnus Ngoile
| Tanzania
| Paul Skelton
| SAIAB
| Angus Patterson
| ACEP
| Dixon Waruinge
| Nairobi Convention
| Claudio Calderone
| UNDP Lead Country Office (Mauritius)
| Satyajeet Ramchurn
| UNDP Lead CO
| Mahir Aliyev
| UNOPS
| Peter Scheren
| WIO-LaB
| Kaitira Katonda
| SWIOFP
| David Vousden
| ASCLME PCU
| David La Roche | UNDP-GEF
| Akiko Yamamoto
| UNDP
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 “With the support of UNDP and GEF, Somalia is ready to participate in every conference and activity of the ASCLME Project. We are ready to sign the project document and become full partners in the Project. Somalia has just emerged from a protracted civil war. We have a new President, a new Government and a new Ministry of Fisheries. The war is over and we want to participate in all activities. The PSC meeting has been fantastic for all the countries, but particularly for Somalia. We have spoken honestly and frankly at this meeting.” Ahmed Mohammed Iman, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Fisheries, Somalia.
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The ASCLME Project 
