The Black Sea Strategic Action Plan
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Strategic Action Plan for the Rehabilitation and Protection of the Black Sea Istanbul, Turkey, 30 - 31 October 1996,

Desiring to rehabilitate and protect the Black Sea the Governments of:

 

Bulgaria

Georgia

Romania

the Russian Federation

Turkey, and

Ukraine

 

 

Reaffirming their commitment to the rehabilitation and protection of the Black Sea ecosystem and the sustainable development of its resources as expressed, in particular, in the Bucharest Convention and the Odesa Declaration;

 

Continuing in the spirit of the United Nations Declaration on Environment and Development (Rio Declaration) and Agenda 21;

 

Appreciating the progress that has been made towards attaining sustainable development in the Black Sea region through, amongst other things, the actions taken within the Black Sea Environmental Programme (BSEP) in support of the implementation of the Bucharest Convention and the Odesa Declaration;

 

Welcoming the international initiatives undertaken to rehabilitate and protect the waters of the rivers flowing into the Black Sea, in particular, the Danube, Dnipro (Dnieper) and Don;

 

Welcoming also, the national initiatives taken to ratify or accede to international conventions relevant to attaining the rehabilitation and protection of the Black Sea ;

 

Noting the work undertaken towards the adoption of the Convention for Fisheries and Conservation of Living Resources of the Black Sea;

 

Conscious of the importance of the initiatives taken by non-governmental organisations towards attaining the rehabilitation and protection of the Black Sea;

 

Nevertheless remain concerned about the state of the Black Sea ecosystem and the limited recovery of its resources;

 

Convinced of the pressing need to take further concrete actions, individually and collectively, at national and regional levels in order to ensure the rehabilitation and protection of the Black Sea ecosystem and the sustainable use of its resources;

 

Recalling that the preparation of a strategic action plan was called for in Resolution 3, adopted at the Diplomatic Conference on the Protection of the Black Sea, Bucharest, April 21-22, 1992 and in the Final Act of the Ministerial Meeting on the Declaration on the Protection of the Black Sea, Odesa, April 6-7,1993;

 

Decide to agree on the following principles, policies and actions:

 
 
References: NBSSAP, NEAP, Hydrometeorological Department of the Ministry of Environment, ICFER
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