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SUMMARY:One Ocean Hub Roundtable: Small-scale Fishers’ Human Rights
DESCRIPTION:Exploring Challenges\, Opportunities and Alliances for the Protection of Small-scale Fishers’ Human Rights\n\n\nREGISTER HERE\n\nThis two-hour roundtable is organised by the One Ocean Hub with the support and technical assistance of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). The event will explore the need for a comprehensive understanding of the human rights of small-scale fishers and how different mandates across the United Nations System can contribute to enhancing the protection of the human rights of small-scale fishers\, fisherworkers\, and their communities. \nThis event will feature a video message from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and it will bring together the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and the Environment\, small-scale fishers\, a national human rights institution\, as well as researchers to share views on key challenges for the protection of small-scale fishers’ human rights. This roundtable discussion is aimed to advance awareness of the need for a holistic approach to the protection of the human rights of small-scale fishers and fish workers\, and to explore the different UN mandates that can contribute opportunities for better international support for small-scale fishers representatives and advocates. \nThe key messages identified during the roundtable discussion will be shared with the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights\, other partners and international for a for further dialogue and action as part of the International Year of Artisanal Fisheries and Aquaculture. \nPanellists \n• Elisa Morgera\, Director\, One Ocean Hub\n• Nicole Franz\, Fishery Planning Officer\, FAO\n• David Boyd\, UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and the Environment\n• Sisay Yeshanew\, Development Law Specialist\, FAO\n• Eastern Cape traditional small-scale fisher\, South Africa\n• Jones Thomas Spartagus and Md. Mujibul Haque Munir\, International Planning Committee for Food Sovereignty\n• Sebastian Mathew\, International Collective in Support of Fishworkers\,\n• Sille Stidsen\, the Danish Institute for Human Rights\n• Dr Bolanle Erinosho\, University of Cape Coast\, Ghana\n• Dr Tapiwa Warikandwa\, University of Namibia\, Namibia
URL:https://www.smmr.org.uk/event/one-ocean-hub-roundtable-small-scale-fishers-human-rights/
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SUMMARY:ROCC WP1 Stakeholder Workshop (INVITE ONLY)
DESCRIPTION:Important to note this event is INVITE ONLY \n\nROCC\, ‘Resilience of Coastal Communities’\, is a collaborative project led by the University of Exeter and funded by SMMR\, which seeks to explore the interplay between resilience\, wellbeing\, and environmental sustainability in coastal communities in Southwest England. \nIndustries and individuals who rely on marine resources make up the social and economic fabric of coastal communities\, but increasingly face diverse threats — from climate change to political and regulatory change and crises. ROCC will develop a ‘nexus approach’ to consider the close relationships between human resilience\, wellbeing and environmental sustainability\, and to explore ways for solutions targeting one of these goals to also explicitly consider the other two. \nThis workshop will bring together key stakeholders involved in working towards these goals in the region to share experiences and help us identify how our research can support the challenges faced in addressing each of the nexus goals. The workshop aims to stimulate discussion about the value and application of this approach\, and stakeholder perspectives will inform the direction of the project and ensure that our research reflects relevant local priorities.
URL:https://www.smmr.org.uk/event/rocc-wp1-stakeholder-workshop-invite-only/
LOCATION:Plymouth University
ORGANIZER;CN="ROCC project":MAILTO:C.L.Szostek@exeter.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice?
DESCRIPTION:Transforming Evidence for policy and Practice are running a series of three webinars around Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice? \n7th June (5pm – 6.30pm) – How can evidence intermediary bodies work in a wider system? \n21st June (5pm – 6.30pm) – Should intermediary organisations be involved in advocacy? \n28th June (5pm – 6.30pm) –  What would better look like? \nFor more information and to sign up follow this link Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice? (transforming-evidence.org)
URL:https://www.smmr.org.uk/event/evidence-intermediary-organisations-how-can-they-better-connect-research-policy-and-practice/
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SUMMARY:Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice?
DESCRIPTION:Transforming Evidence for policy and Practice are running a series of three webinars around Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice? \n7th June (5pm – 6.30pm) – How can evidence intermediary bodies work in a wider system? \n21st June (5pm – 6.30pm) – Should intermediary organisations be involved in advocacy? \n28th June (5pm – 6.30pm) –  What would better look like? \nFor more information and to sign up follow this link Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice? (transforming-evidence.org)
URL:https://www.smmr.org.uk/event/evidence-intermediary-organisations-how-can-they-better-connect-research-policy-and-practice-2/
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SUMMARY:Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice?
DESCRIPTION:Transforming Evidence for policy and Practice are running a series of three webinars around Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice? \n7th June (5pm – 6.30pm) – How can evidence intermediary bodies work in a wider system? \n21st June (5pm – 6.30pm) – Should intermediary organisations be involved in advocacy? \n28th June (5pm – 6.30pm) –  What would better look like? \nFor more information and to sign up follow this link Evidence Intermediary Organisations: How can they better connect research\, policy and practice? (transforming-evidence.org)
URL:https://www.smmr.org.uk/event/evidence-intermediary-organisations-how-can-they-better-connect-research-policy-and-practice-3/
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