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SUMMARY:Malaysia – Australia Dialogue Series on Combating Marine Plastic Pollution 2022
DESCRIPTION:Agenda\n\n\nRegister\n \nThe Malaysian and Australian Governments signed a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP)\, and agreed to explore cooperation in solving marine plastic pollution\, improving waste management\, and creating a circular economy. In supporting the endeavor\, two online workshops have been planned for 2022\, to begin the dialogue between Australian and Malaysian academic institutions\, Government and non-Government agencies\, and industry players to address marine debris and plastic pollution. These workshops will address issues of strategic importance to Malaysia and the region\, and where Australian institutions have leading capacity and knowledge to contribute policy\, technical\, and/or business solutions. \nTheme 1: Monitoring mechanisms to support the regional and global agenda (10th Aug 2022)\nTheme 2: Waste handling\, materials recovery\, and advanced recycling (14-15 Sept. 2022) \nThe Malaysia – Australia Dialogue will provide an opportunity for stakeholders across the plastics ecosystem to discuss and collaborate on finding solutions to the marine plastic pollution problem. This forum recognises that marine plastic pollution is a transnational issue\, with stakeholders across Governments\, industry\, non-governmental organisations\, and communities. Consequently\, marine plastic monitoring programmes must be considered legitimate by all stakeholders\, and monitoring design and methods must also be scientifically rigorous and efficiently applied to determine change over time of a) the abundance\, distribution\, and composition of plastic pollution\, b) the sources of plastic pollution\, and c) environmental and economic impacts of plastic pollution. Coordination of data management and reporting across multiple jurisdictions must be addressed. \nThis forum will also support further the various efforts undertaken at the national and regional levels on the area including i.e.\, \n\nThe Coordinating Body on the Seas of East Asia (COBSEA) Regional Action Plan on Marine Litter (RAP MALI) which seeks a comprehensive science-based monitoring programme to identify marine litter status\, trends\, and impacts\, and to support the development\, tracking\, and evaluation of policy and management interventions.\nImplementation of the proposed national marine litter monitoring programme\, hotspots evaluation\, and publication of assessments which is a national priority pillar (Pillar 3) of the Malaysia’s National Marine Litter Policy and Action Plan 2021 – 2030.\nThe Australian and Malaysian Governments bilateral agreement on a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP) to explore cooperation in solving marine plastic pollution\, improving waste management\, and creating a circular economy.\n\n\nFill out my online form.
URL:https://www.mima.gov.my/event/malaysia-australia-dialogue-series-on-combating-marine-plastic-pollution
LOCATION:Virtual Event (Zoom)
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SUMMARY:Webinar on the Application of Smart Maritime Management and Services in the Maintenance of Navigational Safety and Environmental Protection in SOMS
DESCRIPTION:The three littoral states of the Straits of Malacca and Singapore (SOMS) – Indonesia\, Malaysia and Singapore have been working together with the user states\, including China\, on the safety of navigation and marine environmental protection in the SOMS. Recent collaboration included two joint workshops conducted in 2018 and 2019\, respectively\, in Guangzhou\, China – focusing on “Oil Spill Risk Assessment and Monitoring” and “Smart Maritime Management and Services”. \nFollowing to the successful conduct of the two previous forums\, this programme was proposed to the 12th Cooperation Forum meeting held in October 2019 in Indonesia\, for the implementation of the 2nd workshop on “Smart Maritime Management and Services” for the sharing of information\, ideas and best practices. \nThis webinar will focus on the application of the latest smart maritime management technology and technics in the real-world scenarios\, and how they can meet the ever-evolving international shipping regulations and technological development in the industry.
URL:https://www.mima.gov.my/event/webinar-on-the-application-of-smart-maritime-management-and-services
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kuala_Lumpur:20220824T083000
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SUMMARY:The Indo-Pacific and Ocean Governance: Roundtable with Think Tanks & Scholars Initiative
DESCRIPTION:The Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA) with the support of the Australian High Commission in Malaysia and the Embassy of Japan in Malaysia will conduct the Indo-Pacific and Ocean Governance: Roundtable with Think Tanks & Scholars Initiative. \nThe Roundtable will solicit views and exchange ideas among think tank experts from Japan\, Australia\, the United States (US)\, India\, and ASEAN\, in addition to security practitioners and government officials from Malaysia. This exchange will provide information and perspectives of not only different states’ Indo-Pacific strategy\, but also the concerns and viewpoints of Malaysians and ASEAN member states. \nThe Indo-Pacific is the most strategically important region in the 21st maritime century that transverses the maritime space across the Indian and the Pacific Oceans. It has emerged as the centre of gravity for the geopolitical and geo-strategic competition between the United States and China. Two-third of the global economy is centred in the Indo-Pacific\, contributing 60% of the world’s Gross Domestic Products (GDP). Furthermore\, the region also hosts some of the world’s most critical sea lines of communication (SLOCs); hence\, the maritime sector lies at the centre of discourse on the Indo-Pacific. In recent times\, geopolitical dynamics and economic investments in the region have multiplied. Therefore\, it is crucial to engage\, connect\, and rationalise the challenges in the Indo-Pacific region through multilateral cooperation among the Indo-Pacific nations on functional issues within the maritime domain\, especially the non-traditional security challenges and ocean governance.
URL:https://www.mima.gov.my/event/the-indo-pacific-and-ocean-governance-roundtable
LOCATION:JW Marriott Hotel\, Kuala Lumpur\, 183\, Jln Bukit Bintang\, Bukit Bintang\, Kuala Lumpur\, 55100\, Malaysia
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