Report of the workshop on assessing governance in the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem, Bangkok, Thailand, 28-30 October, 2014
Lucia M. Fanning, Rianne Mahon, Sharon Almerigi
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Lucia M. Fanning, Rianne Mahon, Sharon Almerigi
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The objective of the workshop was to begin a structured discussion on regional governance in the BOBLME, drawing on lessons from a region with similar issues, the Carribean. Conclusions were made about principles, regional governance arrangements, national-regional interface and national science-policy interfaces. Future work was also planned.
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The objective of the workshop was to begin a structured discussion on regional governance in the BOBLME, drawing on lessons from a region with similar issues, the Carribean. Conclusions were made about principles, regional governance arrangements, national-regional interface and national science-policy interfaces. Future work was also planned.
Key concepts: BENGAL, Bay, Corporate governance, Work (physics), Geography, Environmental planning, Ecosystem, Political science