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Session ID	Title	Session type	Sub-type	Attachments
113	Engaging the public through voyages of discovery of our maritime heritage	Congress Event	Dialogue
114	Last Exit to Aïchi: Towards IMPAC 4 (International Marine Protected Areas Congress) and 2020	Congress Event	Launch Event
115	Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas	Other	Dialogue
116	Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas	Other	Dialogue
117	Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas	Other	Dialogue
118	Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas	Other	Dialogue
119	Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas	Other	Dialogue
120	Blue Solutions â?? inspiration from what has worked in marine protected areas	Other	Dialogue
121	Eye on the Reef: be a marine biologist for a day! (Live link-up to the Reef)	Other	Dialogue
122	UNESCO Marine World Heritage: A decade of conservation success	Other	Launch Event
123	Marine Wilderness 10+10 Project â?? Bringing back the wild around the world	Other	Dialogue
125	Elevating cultural resources in our protected areas - International Year of Maritime Heritage and Toolkit on Marine Cultural Resources Management	Congress Event	Launch Event
126	The World Harbour Project	Other	Launch Event
127	Long-Lining, Driftnets and Shark Nets: destructive practices that indiscriminately kill significant amounts of By-Catch: sea turtles, sharks, seabirds, seals & other marine mammals	Other	Dialogue
128	Contributing to the designation of MPAs: two campaigns of the Global Ocean Legacy Program (French Polynesia and New Caledonia)	Other	Dialogue
129	Le Plan Gabon Bleu : 20% de la zone économique exclusive gabonaise sous régime de protection	Other	Launch Event
130	Putting Important Marine Mammal Areas (IMMAs) on the global map	Other	Dialogue
131	The status and problems of Japanese oceans (from icebergs to coral reefs)	Other	Dialogue
132	Introducing the Global Ocean Refuge System	Other	Dialogue
133	Inspiring solutions from marine regions: stepping up the dialogue between marine regions to achieve Aichi target 11 faster (A joint workshop by HELCOM, SPREP, and The Cartagena Convention)	Other	Dialogue
134	PlanetFest	Other	Planetfest
140	Closing Plenary (Part 3)	Other	Plenary
143	Closing Plenary (Part 2)	Other	Plenary	143_Notes_CJ.docx 143_0910-1010 Minister Donskoy.pdf 143_1015-1045 Penelope Figgis.pdf 143_1140-1200 Trevor Sandwith WPC Promise of Sydney.pdf 143_1301-1306 Jeffrey Lee.pdf 143_IRF Awards.pdf 143_Rolling Promises.pdf
146	Closing Plenary (Part 1)	Other	Plenary
155	Closing Parallel Plenary 1	Other	Plenary	155_notes_SB.docx 155_stream1_NL.docx
164	Closing Parallel Plenary 3	Other	Plenary	164_wpcreport_CJKR.docx 164_Notes_AJ.docx
172	Closing Parallel Plenary 2	Other	Plenary	172_Notes_ES.docx 172_notes_LN.docx
178	Opening Parallel Plenary PLANET	Other	Plenary	178_wpcreport_MG+SS.docx 178_1_Parallel Plenary Sessions - Agenda.pdf
183	Opening Parallel Plenary PEOPLE	Other	Plenary	183_wpcreport_LN.docx
188	Opening Parallel Plenary PARKS	Other	Plenary	188_wpcreport_CJ.docx
196	Opening Plenary: Afternoon Session (Part 2)	Other	Plenary	196_wpcreport_CJ.docx
199	Opening Plenary: Afternoon Session (Part 1)	Other	Plenary	199_wpcreport_LN.docx
205	Opening Plenary - Morning Session (Part 2)	Other	Plenary	205_wpcreport_MG.docx
211	Opening Plenary - Morning Session (Part 1)	Other	Plenary	211_wpcreport_CJ.docx Complementary notes.docx
215	Marine Opening Plenary. All streams lead to the ocean: the Marine Journey at the IUCN World Parks Congress 2014	Other	Welcome Ceremony	215_wpcreport_CJ.docx 215_1_Marine plenary script.pdf
217	Protected Planet: status and trends of protected area coverage across countries	Stream Session	Lecture	217_wpcreport_JT.docx 217_1_Diego-Assessing progress towards Aichi Target 11 where are we now.pdf 217_2_Johnston-Mainstreaming protected areas into business decision making.pdf 217_3_Yerena&Naveda-The real extension of Venezuelan Protected Areas.pdf 217_4_Dobois-Web based services for.pdf 217_5-Harris-Dynamics of the Conservation Estate.pdf
218	The futures of privately protected areas: realising the opportunity.	Stream Session	Lecture	218_wpcreport_ST.docx 218_1_The futures of privately protected areas realising the opportunity.pdf
219	Sliding back or moving forward? Protected area degazettement, representativeness, and non-regression.	Stream Session	Panel Discussion	219_wpcreport_JT.docx 219_1_Mascia-Sliding back or moving forward Protected area degazettement, representativeness, and non-regression..pdf 219_2_Lobo-Protected Area Downgrading, Downsizing, and Degazettement (PADDD) in Brazil.pdf 219_3_Taylor- PADDD in context windback.pdf 219_4_Craigie-PADDD a mechanism to improve the Comprehensiveness, Adequacy and Representativeness of protected areas.pdf
220	Innovative protected area management	Stream Session	Lecture
221	The value of IUCN\â??s Red Lists in protected area planning and monitoring.	Stream Session	Dialogue	221_wpcreport_NL.docx 221_1_Lacher-review of its role in aiding protected area network planning, management and monitoring.pdf 221_2_Oliviera-Red list, A New Tool to Inform Protected Area Management and Monitor Effectiveness..pdf 221_3_Hilton-Taylor-The integration of the IUCN Red List and its relevance to protected areas.pdf 221_4_Secoy-The importance of National Red Lists in catalysing biodiversity assessments.pdf
222	Funding success in protected areas â?? how to assess financial needs, identify gaps, and develop the right strategies	Stream Session	Workshop	222_wpcreport_ST.docx 222_1_Andrew Bovanick-Guide to increase the public budget for protected area systems.pdf 222_2_The financial costs of establishing and effectively managing a global protected area network.pdf 222_3_Taylor Fitzsimons-Reaching Aichi Target 11 in Australia.pdf 222_4_Lowell_CaseStudySMMA Sust Finance.pdf 222_5_Amazon Protected Areas Program.pdf 222_6_A Strategy to Finance Protected Area Systems Brazil.pdf
223	Australia's National Reserve System: A world leading example of establishing a comprehensive, adequate and representative reserve system on land and sea, but where to from here?	Stream Session	Lecture	223_1_Fitzsimons-Australia's National Reserve System.pdf
224	Identifying and Conserving Important Freshwater Areas	Stream Session	Lecture	224_wpcreport_HC.docx 224_1_Langhammer-Sites that contribute significantly to the global persistence of biodiversity.pdf 224_2_Linke-Protection of a moving target.pdf 224_3_Nel-Expanding protected areas beyond their terrestrial comfort zone.pdf 224_4_Harrison-Breakout Discussion Groups.pdf 224_5_Freyhof-Freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas in the Mediterranean Basin Hotspot.pdf 224_6_Raghavan-Freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in the Western Ghats, India.pdf 224_7_Finlayson-Identifying and conserving important freshwater areas - Australian Ramsar sites.pdf 224_8_Patricio-Environmental DNA for identifying areas of conservation importance.pdf 224_9_Turak-Combining citizen science with remote sensing to track changes in wetland extent.pdf
225	A global standard to identify Key Biodiversity Areas: results of a global consultation	Stream Session	Workshop	225_wpcreport_ST.docx 225_1_Developing an IUCN Standard for the Identification of Key Biodiversity Areas.pdf
226	Regional marine protected area (MPA) networks, seascapes and ecologically important areas	Stream Session	Lecture	226_wpcreport_ST.docx 226_TARA School-Marine Protected Areas.pdf
227	How different sectors use Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs)	Stream Session	Panel Discussion	227_wpcreport_HC.docx
228	Protected area management effectiveness 1: global progress and lessons learned	Stream Session	Lecture	228_1_Hockings_Protected Area Management Effectiveness.pdf 228_2_Program on African Protected Areas & Conservation IUCN-PAPACO.pdf 228_3_Liverington-GlobalstudyWPC.pdf 228_4_Riecken-Quality counts,Criteria and standards for large protected areas in Germany.pdf 228_5_Indonesia-Management Effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas.pdf 228_6_Burgess-The Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool.pdf 228_7_Carbutt-The KwaZulu-Natal experience.pdf 228_8_Hamdan-Sarawak Towards Effective Management of Protected Areas.pdf 228_9_Mathur-Management Effectiveness Evaluation, Indian Experience.pdf
229	National processes for identifying Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs)	Stream Session	Lecture	229_wpcreport_HC.docx 229_1_Langhammer-Identifying and Conserving KBAs, Experiences from Around the World.pdf 229_2_Vergara-KBA Identification Process - Philippines.pdf 229_3_Raghavan-Freshwater Biodiversity Conservation in the Western Ghats, The Key Biodiversity Area Approach.pdf 229_4_Vine-The State of Australia Bird and Biodiversity Areas.pdf 229_5_Obretenova-Identifying the Areas of Special Conservation Interest, forming the Emerald Network.pdf 229_6_Fishpool-Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas in the marine environment.pdf 229_7-Brazilian Alliance for Zero Extinction BAZE.pdf 229_8_Briggs-KBAs and Ramsar.pdf 229_9_How different sectors use Key Biodiversity Areas.pdf 229_10_Commenville-KBA.pdf
230	Innovative financial mechanisms for conservation and protected areas	Stream Session	Lecture	230_wpcreport_ST.docx 230_1_Rosenzweig-Financing beyonnd PAs.pdf 230_2_FUNBIO-A Strategy to Finance Protected Area Systems, the Experience of Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil.pdf 230_3_CFA-The role of Conservation Trust Fund, recent studies and tools.pdf 230_4_Landreau-Mathias-A new financial instrument to secure the long term financing of Protected Area networks.pdf 230_5_Huwyler-Innovative financial mechanisms for conservation and protected areas.pdf 230_6_Can biodiversity offsets help finance underfunded Protected Areas.pdf 230_7_Tizard-Taninthayi Nature Reserve Project.pdf
231	Protected area management effectiveness 2: making assessments count	Stream Session	Lecture	231_wpcreport_NL.docx 231_1_Growcock-Making assessments count Protected area management effectiveness.pdf 231_2_Stishov-Assessment of Conservation Effectiveness of Protected Areas and their regional networks.pdf 231_3_Chrismitchell-From Durban to Sydney.pdf 231_4_Puhlmann-Interactive Evaluation of Germany's National Parks.pdf 231_5_Khumalo-Monitoring of the South Africa PA.pdf 231_6_Matar-A first regional assessment of their management effectiveness.pdf 231_7_Principles.pdf

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