Workshop on the Development of a Framework for Regional Environmental Management Plans (REMPs)

Key points

  • Presentations were given by ISA, COMRA (China Ocean Mineral Resource Research & Development Association), IOM, the Republic of Korea and other participants.
  • Discussions covered the Strategic Environmental Management Plan and the ecological structures, features and functions of Mid-Ocean Ridges.
  • Working groups addressed key issues set out by the workshop’s steering committee.
  • Each working group’s recommendations and comments were transferred to the Legal and Technical Commission and the Secretariat.

The main topic of the workshop was to provide the relevant organs of the Authority, as well as contractors and their sponsoring States with a proactive area-based management tool, which aim set supporting informed decision-making that balances resource development with conservation for REMPs for polymetallic sulphides in Mid-Ocean Ridges. During the event presentations from ISA, COMRA (China Ocean Mineral Resource Research & Development Association), IOM, Republic of Korea and another paticipants were given. The following topics were under discussion: Strategic Environmental Management Plan, major ecological structures, distinctive features, and ecological functions of Mid-Ocean Ridges and another questions concerning environmental management.

Workshop on the Development of a Framework for Regional Environmental Management Plans (REMPs)

Each working group were presented with the key issues to deal with, as it was set out by the steering committee od the workshop. At the end of the workshop each working group provided a series of recommendations and comments which were transferred to the Legal and Technical Commission and the Secretariat.

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