OSPAR definition
Examples of OSPAR in a sentence
In: OSPAR, 2023: The 2023 Quality Status Report for the Northeast Atlantic.
A collaborative arrangement was also adopted between OSPAR and the Sargasso Sea Alliance in 2012.
More specifically, the MOU refers to cooperation between NEAFC and OSPAR regarding marine spatial planning and ABM.
The OSPAR System of Ecological Quality Objectives for the North Sea: a contribution to OSPAR's Quality Status Report 2010.
The Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation has an ongoing joint monitoring programme and its results feed into the EU Birds Directive Article 12 reporting and also into the reporting under OSPAR.
This agreement updates and supersedes the earlier OSPAR agreements on nutrient and eutrophication monitoring programmes (reference numbers: 1995-5 and 2005-4) which were adopted in 1995 and 2005.
OSPAR collaboration with HELCOM on bycatch Preamble (reference to potential synergies) and operative section (request to Secretariat to increase AEWA engagement, collaboration • Seek (strengthened) AEWA engagement on bycatch issues.
Specifically, as regards AEWA-listed species, it presents indicator assessments involving estimates of abundance and productivity of waterbirds and seabirds throughout the OSPAR region and provides an assessment of the likely causes of change.
Agreement updated 2013 (see OSPAR 13/21/1, §6.7) parameters and a limited frequency of measurements, although spatial coverage should not be neglected.
The UK joined other Contracting Parties to the OSPAR Commission in contributing to the Quality Status Report 2023, due for publication in Summer 2023.