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NACOMA Project – Preparation PhaseReview of Policy and Legislation Pertaining to Coastal Zone ManagementSub-Components Activity Steps Indicators/Outputs5 Namibian Coastal ZoneManagement Policy Process5.1 Regional Policy dialogue5.1.1 Establish a specialist groups(legal and policy, biodiversity,institutional capacity building,and related initiatives) forpolicy drafting“White Paper” for SustainableCoastal Zone Developmentdrafted and published.5.1.2 Analyze deficiencies arisingfrom the existing legislation5.1.3 In harmony with the revised(consolidated) national andregional environmentallegislation, determine coastalzone boundaries and theeventual jurisdictional area ofthe proposed policy orlegislation5.1.4 Analyze regional visions (e.g.Sustainable development andutilization of resources in thecoastal zones) to guide theformulation of an appropriatePolicy.5.2 Policy drafting5.2.1 Regional deliberations fordrafting policy5.2.2 Prepare draft policy5.2.3 Solicit feedback from thestakeholders and public5.2.4 Refine draft and publish34
NACOMA Project – Preparation PhaseReview of Policy and Legislation Pertaining to Coastal Zone ManagementANNEX 2:RELEVANT INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS TO WHICHNAMIBIA IS A PARTY1948 Convention on the International Maritime Organization, (Member as from 1994).This Convention simply allows countries to be members of the IMO – a specializedUN agency concerned with safe clean seas. It has initiated and monitors most marineconventions to do with navigation and pollution of the marine environment.1973/78 International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships,(MARPOL 73/78). (Annexes 1, 2, 3 and 5 on March 2003).This convention lays down standards which ships carrying oil in bulk have tocomply with.1992 Protocol to the 1969 International Convention on Civil Liability for OilPollution Damage (18 December 2003).This convention lays down a liability and compensation regime for oil spillsfrom bulk oil carriers where environmental damage occurs in coastal waters ofmember states.1992 Protocol to the Convention on the Establishment of an International Fundfor Compensation for Oil Pollution Damage (FUND Convention).This convention supplements the Civil Liability Convention (above) byproviding further compensation where damage from oil spills from bulkcarriers exceeds a certain ceiling.1974 International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)1982 United Nations Convention on Law of the Sea (Acceded 18 April 1983).This is a comprehensive codification of law of the sea; allowing coastal statesto claim various maritime zones; regulates international fisheries both withinand outside exclusive economic zones; provides a framework for the regulationof marine pollution on all the worlds’ oceans and seas and provides for relatedmatters.35
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