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Agulhas and Somali Current Large Marine Ecosystems Project

Main avec poissonsBienvenue au Projet ASCLME

Pendant les cinq prochaines années, les neuf pays la région occidentale de l’océan Indien, les Comores, le Kenya, Madagascar, l’île Maurice, le Mozambique, les Seychelles, la Somalie, l’Afrique du Sud et la Tanzanie, travailleront ensemble sur le projet ASCLME (Grands Ecosystèmes Marins d’Agulhas et de Somalie)

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L’unité de coordination de projet du projet ASCMLE se trouve à Grahamstown, en Afrique du Sud. Elle est hébergée par l’institut sud-africain de la biodiversité aquatique (SAIAB, South African Institute of Aquatic Biodiversity). Le personnel consiste en deux employés à plein temps et trois consultants.

 
 

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“This is the second meeting of the Project Steering Committee and it is a valuable exercise to look back and compare this meeting with the last. In January 2008, David didn’t even have his full team, and although his plans looked good, he had yet to prove himself. Today, it is obvious that he has put together an excellent team that is performing well. And Magnus brings a new dimension to the project. He is someone with strong links to the top decision makers of the region and he is well positioned to convey to them the importance of the Project. Magnus has an excellent grasp of the policy issues and understands the importance of political buy-in.

I also believe that the “add-on” coastal sustainability study will prove to be an advantage in the long run because it will make the Project as a whole more palatable to the decision-makers.
So, yes, the project has made very good progress, and this is best reflected in the successful cruise programme that was instituted last year. The PCU is generating a lot of excitement and enthusiasm and I believe we really are on track now.”

Johann Augustyn, Chief Director of Research, Marine and Coastal Management Branch, Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, South Africa.
GEF/UNDP Agulhas and Somali Current Large Marine Ecosystems Project