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BirdLife 2008 Global Partnership Meeting and World Conference
22-27 September 2008, Buenos Aires, Argentina
4th IUCN World Conservation Congress (2008)
5-14 October 2008, Barcelona, Spain
G4 Admin Assistant - closed
Applications are currently being reviewed. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
2nd Steering Committee Meeting of the GEF-REPCar Project
Second Steering Committee Meeting of the GEF Reducing Pesticides Run-off to the Caribbean Sea (GEF-REPCar) Project
G5 Accounting/Finance Assistant - Dec. 7 deadline
Job Title: Accounting/Finance Assistant (G5). Duty Station: Kingston, Jamaica. Duration: Initially 1 year, renewable. Closing Date: 7 Dec 2007.
Publication Release: "The World's Mangroves 1980 - 2005", FAO Forestry Paper 153
 
Antigua-Barbuda clears arrears to regional programme
 
Antigua-Barbuda clears arrears to regional programme
 
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Publication Release: Status of Caribbean Coral Reefs after Bleaching and Hurricanes in 2005
The Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network releases a new report detailing the effects of Bleaching and Hurricanes on coral reefs in 2005.
Vacancy
G5 Secretarial positions.
A bad year for Caribbean Corals
Summary prepared by UNESCO's Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of the recent Status of Caribbean Coral Reefs after Bleaching and Hurricanes in 2005. This summary, "A Bad Year for Caribbean Corals" will be published in a UNESCO science publication, "A World of Science", in April, available in English, Spanish and French.
“Regional Organizations Collaborate to Improve Wastewater Management in Jamaica”
 
Internship Available: GEF-REPCar Project
Terms of Reference for Internship with the Project “Colombia, Costa Rica and Nicaragua - Reducing Pesticide Runoff to the Caribbean Sea” (REPCar).
UNEP Tackling Marine Litter in the Caribbean
The United Nations Environment Programme is pushing for greater action to tackle marine litter in the Caribbean with support to Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Clean-up conference on Wednesday, April 23 in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Saint Lucia joins Regional Efforts to Protect Caribbean Sea from Pollution
On January 29, 2008, Saint Lucia became the fourth country to sign the regional environmental agreement titled ‘Land Based Sources of Marine Pollution Protocol’ (LBS), joining Panama, Trinidad and Tobago and the Government of France.
Vacancy: G6 Administrative Assistant
Administrative Assistant - deadline 22 June 2008
"Kick the CO2 Habit" - UNEP Says It May Be Easier Than You Think
 
Consultancy available - GEF IW:LEARN
Terms of Reference for a consultant to assist with the GEF Inter-focal Regional Consultative Process with existing and pipeline GEF Projects in the Wider Caribbean Region
Consultancy available - GEF IW:LEARN
Terms of Reference for a consultant to assist with the GEF Inter-focal Regional Consultative Process with existing and pipeline GEF Projects in the Wider Caribbean Region
SLU IWRM Inception Workshop Media Release
Wondering about the quality of water in your taps? Maybe it’s time for an integrated approach to water resources management.
GEF-IWCAM Media Release, Barbados IWRM - Indicators
 
Plans for Caribbean Revolving Fund to Address Wastewater Management - CreW
 
Environmental Agencies and M/V FREEWINDS Expand Efforts to Protect the Caribbean Sea from Pollution from Ships
 
United Nations Day 2008
The anniversary of the entry into force of the United Nations Charter on 24 October 1945 has been celebrated as United Nations Day since 1948. It has traditionally been marked throughout the world by meetings, discussions and exhibits on the achievements and goals of the Organization.
Regional Seminar Increases Awareness of Critical Need to Protect Caribbean Sea from Pollution
A regional seminar was recently completed which aimed to increase the public awareness of marine pollution from ships and land. Specifically, it focused on the ratification and implementation of Annex V of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL 73/78).
Regional Seminar Increases Awareness of Critical Need to Protect Caribbean Sea from Pollution
 
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Press Release: Governments and Wildlife Groups Take Soundings on Noise Pollution and Ship Strike Threats to Whales and Dolphins
Rising Levels of Greenhouse Gases May Aggravate Rising Tide of Noise from Ships, Oil Exploration and Military Sonar
Top UN official upbeat as many Member States commit to emergency relief fund
 
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