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IOC regional workshop on marine debris and waste management in the Gulf of Guinea

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Despite the fact that the extent and severity of the problems related to marine debris and the need for the action on mobilizing management solutions is widely acknowledged by the scientists in the Gulf of Guinea region, major challenges still lie ahead with regard to control and abatement of the complex pollution problem related to marine debris. The challenge is the magnitude of the developing and implementing phase connected to the MARPOL convention. This issue calls for an increase of existing co-operation among regional scientists, decision makers and the general public and has to be well co-ordinated by a competent body possessing capabilities to carry out a multidisciplinary and international programme. The purpose of this Marine Debris Waste Management Workshop is to specify the main activities needed to start reducing, and eventually, eliminate marine debris in this area

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Publishing Information

Imprint Pagination
22 p.
Journal Issue
no. 113
Series
Workshop report
Report number
INIS-XU--001

Conference

Title
IOC regional workshop on marine debris and waste management in the Gulf of Guinea
Dates
14-16 Dec 1994
Place
Lagos (Nigeria)

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