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Report of the Secretariat. He started by reporting that fundraising remains one of the main activities of the Secretariat and that since 2009, the Secretariat had accrued a total of over 1.5 million Euros in the form of voluntary contributions. Amongst others, he highlighted the cooperation agreement, established with the RWE Xxxxx-Xxxx Netzservice GmbH (RWE RR NSG), a daughter company of the Rheinisch-Westfälisches Elektrizitätswerk (RWE), one of the largest energy companies in Europe. This represents the first cooperation of this kind with the private sector and he hoped that it could be an example for further partnerships of this kind in future.
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Report of the Secretariat. 4.1.1 The Executive Secretary reported on the operation of the Secretariat since the last Meeting of the Parties (MoP4 Doc 08). The work of the Secretariat is currently performed by two full-time positions, with the support of consultants and contractors who perform fixed tasks on a needs basis e.g. translations and interpretation, maintenance of the Agreement’s website and the provision of technical support. Further support is provided by secondments and volunteers undertaking project type activities.
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Report of the Secretariat. 41. At the invitation of the Chair, the representatives of the interim secretariat gave brief accounts of the work of that secretariat over the years 1996 to 1999, and introduced document reference number AEWA/MOP.1.5, containing a complete report of the secretariat’s work for that period. It was recalled that the Agreement was to enter into force only after seven European Parties and seven African Parties had signed and ratified the Agreement; that had been achieved by the end of August 1999 and the Agreement had entered into force on 1 November 1999.
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Report of the Secretariat on Finance and Administrative Issues, due to the heavy workload of the Administrative and Fund Management Unit. The report gave an overview of core budget income and expenditure, as well as an overview of voluntary contributions received between November 2015 and December 2016.
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Report of the Secretariat. He proceeded to explain that, due to the growing team, the work of the Secretariat is now divided up into 4 sections; Xxxx Xxxxxx is responsible for general management, Xxxxxxx Xxxx for information management, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx for implementation and compliance and Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx for project development. The total workload is now divided up between eight staff members. There is no mention of the day-to-day work of the Secretariat in this report.
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Report of the Secretariat. Presented by: The Secretariat According to the Article IV, paragraph 2 f), the Agreement Secretariat shall “provide to each ordinary session of the Meeting of the Parties a report on the work of the Agreement Secretariat, the Co-ordination Units, the Bureau, and the Scientific Committee, and on the implementation of the Agreement based on information provided by the Parties and other sources”. The Secretariat will present the activities implemented during the triennium 2017-2019, the achievements and pending issues to be addressed. Documents Link with the Agreement / Resolutions • Report of the Secretariat MOP7/2019/Doc 11 • ACCOBAMS Working Groups MOP7/2019/Doc 13 • Joint cooperation strategy on spatial-based protection and management measures for marine biodiversity among the Secretariats of ACCOBAMS, GFCM, IUCN-Med and UNEP/MAP MOP7/2019/Doc 36 • Summaries of the projects selected under the 2018 ACCOBAMS call for proposals MOP7/2019/Inf 04 • The Tunisian Dolphin Project: population size and habitat use for bottlenose and common dolphins MOP7/2019/Inf 05 • Identification and initial assessment of cetacean groupings in coastal waters of the north- western Black Sea, Ukrainian sector MOP7/2019/Inf 06 • Increase the regional capacity for developing cetacean distribution and abundance studies MOP7/2019/Inf 07 • Renforcement du réseau d’échouage des cétacés des côtes marocaines, formation à leur gestion et création d’une banque de tissus MOP7/2019/Inf 08 • Taking of cetaceans, dolphinaria and quasi-dolphinaria: a legal analysis relating to ACCOBAMS Parties MOP7/2019/Inf 09 • Report of the 5 days training session on photo id and databases for experts of the ACCOBAMS Area MOP7/2019/Inf 10 • ASI progress report MOP7/2019/Inf 11 • Preparatory study for an information management system for cetacean survey data in the ACCOBAMS Agreement area • Article III • Article IV MOP7/2019/Inf 12 • ACCOBAMS Survey Initiative Data Policy MOP7/2019/Inf 13 • Progress report regarding the implementation of a National Action Plan in Algeria MOP7/2019/Inf 14 • Final Report of the ACCOBAMS/GFCM Project on mitigating the negative interactions between endangered marine species and fishing activities MOP7/2019/Inf 15 • Good practice guides for the handling of animals caught incidentally in Mediterranean fisheries MOP7/2019/Inf 16 • Reports of the pilot actions supported within the framework of the ACCOBAMS/GFCM project on interactions with fisheries MOP7/2019/Inf 17 • GFCM manual “Monit...
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Report of the Secretariat. 4.1.1 The Executive Secretary reported on the operation of the Secretariat since the last Meeting of the Parties (MoP3 Doc 8). A significant milestone occurred with the ratification of the Headquarters Agreement by the Government of Australia on 2 December 2008 formally establishing the Secretariat. The Secretariat is currently undertaking the action required to implement the provisions of the Headquarters Agreement.
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