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1. | OPENING OF THE MEETING |
1.1. | Welcome |
1.2. | Adoption of the Agenda |
1.3. | Designation of Chair and Rapporteur for the Meeting |
1.4. | Introduction of participants |
2. | CMA2: SETTING THE SCENE |
2.1. | Objectives and expected outcomes of CMA2 |
2.2. | Review of the CMA2 Project Document and Report of the 'Caribbean Marine Atlas Review and Planning Meeting, December 2013' |
2.3. | '5x5 Session' overview of other regional and global initiatives, relevant to the objectives of CMA2 and CLME+ |
2.3.1. | CLME + PCU |
2.3.10. | UNEP ROLAC (the UNEP Live platform) |
2.3.11. | FAO (FIRMS, iMarine) |
2.3.12. | Comision Permanente des Pacifico Sur (CPPS) |
2.3.13. | European Commission - Joint Research Centre |
2.3.14. | University of the West Indies (mFisheries) |
2.3.15. | ICAN (Marine Atlases, best practices and lessons) |
2.3.16. | Caribbean regional OBIS node |
2.3.2. | WWF (MAR2R GEF proposal) |
2.3.3. | The Nature Conservancy (CCI, ECMMAN, others) |
2.3.4. | IOC (Transboundary Water Assessment Programme, TWAP-LME component) |
2.3.5. | UNEP ROLAC (GEF/UNEP/CARICOM indicators initiative) |
2.3.6. | UNEP CEP (reporting under the Cartagena Convention and its protocols; State of the Convention Area; Regional Seas Indicators) |
2.3.7. | IOC (World Ocean Assessment) |
2.3.8. | FAO (indicators under the Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries (EAF) |
2.3.9. | Conservation International (Ocean health Index) |
2.4. | Lessons learnt andbest practices under CMA1 |
3. | IDENTIFICATION OF PRIORITY MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING AND EVALUATION ISSUES |
3.1. | Presentations by sub-regional governance bodies |
3.1.1. | Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM) |
3.1.2. | Organization of the Fisheries and Aquaculture Sector of the Central-American Isthmus (OSPESCA) |
3.1.3. | Organization of Eastern Caribbean States |
3.2. | Overview of pre-identified priority monitoring and evaluation (M&E) |
3.3. | Identification/Updating of priority management and monitoring and evaluation issues at resp. the national and regional levels |
4. | CURRENT INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (national atlases and related data systems) |
4.1. | Barbados |
4.10. | Saint Kitts & Nevis (new) |
4.11. | Trinidad & Tobago |
4.12. | Turks & Caicos |
4.13. | United Kingdom (new) |
4.14. | United States - Puerto Rico (new) |
4.15. | United States - NOAA |
4.16. | Venezuela |
4.2. | Belize (new) |
4.3. | Colombia |
4.4. | Cuba |
4.5. | Dominica |
4.6. | Jamaica |
4.7. | Mexico |
4.8. | Netherlands Antilles |
4.9. | Panama |
5. | STAKEHOLDER MAPPING |
5.1. | Updating of stakeholder inventories, departing from the results of Day 2 |
5.2. | Identification of actions to engage stakeholders (WP3 - A3.2) |
6. | PLATFORM FUNCTIONALITIES AND DELIVERY MECHANISMS |
6.1. | Identification of data and information services required by stakeholders (WP3 - A3.3, A3.4) |
6.2. | Functionality requirements |
6.3. | System design and architecture - overview of relevant technology solutions |
6.4. | Identify and select preferred system architecture and technology solutions (WP5 - A5.1) |
7. | CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT, AND COMMUNICATION AND OUTREACH |
7.1. | Capacity development (WP6) |
7.2. | Communication and Outreach (WP7) |
8. | COMMON DATA NEEDS, AND READILY AVAILABLE PUBLIC DOMAIN DATA SETS |
8.1. | Common data needs |
8.2. | Readily available public domain data sets of relevance to CMA2 |
9. | CMA2 SCOPE, PARTNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT ARRANGEMENTS, AND 2014-2015 WORK PLAN |
9.1. | The CMA2 Partnership: contributions by, and synergies with regional and international partners initiatives |
9.2. | Review and revision of the 2014-2015 work plan |
9.3. | Work plan 2014-2015 |
10. | ADOPTION OF THE REPORT |
11. | CLOSING OF THE MEETING |