Sustainable financing mechanisms public sector-private sector partnership; proceedings of the Regional Conference on Sustainable Financing Mechanisms for the Prevention and Management of Marine Pollution: Public Sector-Private Sector Partnership, Metro Manila, Philippines, 14-16 November 1996 - Ross, S. Adrian; Tejam, Catalina S.; Rosales, Rina Maria P.; Global Environment Facility; Regional Conference on Sustainable Financing Mechanisms for the Prevention and Management of Marine Pollution 1996 Manila). (Quezon City [Global Environment Facility], 1997)
Table of Contents: Mission Statement. Preface. Acknowledgements. List of Abbreviations. -- Part 1. Summary Report of the Conference: Annexes. -- Part 2. Conference Papers: Session 1. Sharing Responsibilities: Marine Pollution Prevention and Management in the East Asian Seas: A Cutting Edge Programme of Participating East Asian Governments and GEF/UNDP/IMO Initiatives / C. Thia-Eng -- Funding a Partnership for Safer Navigation and a Cleaner Environment in the Straits of Malacca: Some Preliminary Thoughts / B.A. Hamzah and N. Basiron -- Banking on Community Capabilities for a Better Environment: A Wise Investment? / D. Z. Gasgonia -- Poverty as a Threat to the Coastal Environment / S. L. Timpson. -- Session 2. Linkages Between Industry and the Public Sector: Prevention is Better Than Cure--Better Charts and Safer Seas / A. Kerr -- Cooperation in the Malacca Straits / T. K. Leong -- IMO/Industry Global Oil Spill Planning Initiative: An IPIECA Perspective / J. S. Lemlin -- Maritime Traffic Safety Measures in Seto Inland Sea and the Pollution Management System in Japan / M. Sakaba -- International Conventions on Liability and Compensation for Oil Pollution Damage / H. Osuga -- Liability for Oil Spill Damages: Issues, Methods, Examples, and Controversies / T. A. Grigalunas, J. J. Opaluch, and J. Diamantides -- Driving Forces Towards Better Marine Environment and Safety: Considering Economics / H. Broberg. -- Session 3. Case Studies: Waste Management and Socioeconomic Benefits: Privatization of Sewerage Services in Malaysia / L. W. Kee -- Waste Management in Hong Kong: Private Sector's Participation / B. Y.K. Wong -- Waste Disposal Fee System in Xiamen / Z. Zijian -- Socioeconomic Impact Assessment of Integrated Treatment of Marine Environmental Problems in the Western Sea Area of Xiamen / Y. Lixin -- Socioeconomic Benefits of Integrated Coastal Management and Environmental Management Programs: The Case of Clean Rivers, Marine Parks, and Fisheries / C. S. Tejam -- The Sustainable Benefits of Coastal Tourism Management in Thailand--Case Study: Ko Samui / P. Phayakvichien. -- Session 4. Business Opportunities: ECDIS and Sustainable Finance Mechanisms in the East Asian Seas / A. Macdonald -- Economic Benefits from Operational Laser Bathymetry in Australia, 1993 to 1996 / M. B. Wellington -- Socioeconomic Implications of the Seafarer's Training and Certification / C. L. Arcellana, Jr. -- Integrated Management Strategies for Maritime and Industrial Wastes: Opportunities for Public Sector - Private Sector Partnership / B. Fleet -- Reaping Success from Waste Minimization: The Philippine Experience / M. V. David -- Financial Requirements to Sustain the Maintenance and Deployment of Oil Spill Equipment Stockpiles / S. Oguri. -- Session 5. Financing Investments: Japanese Government's Experience on the Malacca Straits / S. Koike -- Cargo Taxation as a Means of Funding Navigational and Pollution Management / C. D. M. Duncan -- Operation of Private Port Reception Facilities: Port of Bremen / H. J. Roos -- The Establishment of a MARPOL Waste Oil Reception Facility for Bangkok and the Ports of the Eastern Seaboard of Thailand: Public Sector- Private Sector Partnership for Marine Pollution Prevention / N. Challis. -- Session 6. Enhancing Public Sector - Private Sector Partnership: Asian Development Bank Support for Public - Private Sector Investment in the Environment / R. J. Dobias -- Management of Partnerships Between the Public and Private Sectors in Financing Environmental Activities: Policies on the Provision of Government Support Arrangement of Private Sector Participation in Water Infrastructure / E. R. B. Incentes III -- Financial Mechanisms for Mobilizing In-Country and External Resources for Marine Pollution Prevention and Management / R. M. P. Rosales.
Keywords: Marine pollution -- Economic aspects -- Congresses; Marine pollution -- Congresses