00000cam a22000004a 4500 UP-1685675941123834976 Buklod 20090314134125.0 aa rb |||1 u| ta 020204s1997 xx r |||| u|eng d 9719191201 (iLib)UPTAC-00002738427 DSURP eng DMLUC GC 1081 S98 1997 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 edited by S. Adrian Ross, Catalina S. Tejam, Rina Maria P. Rosales ; organized by Global Environment Facility ... [et al.] ; sponsored by GEF ... [et al.] ; supported by UNEP-COBSEA, Asian Development Bank ; hosted by Government of the Republic of the Philippines. Quezon City [Global Environment Facility] 1997. 352 p. ill. 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. Marine pollution Economic aspects Congresses. Marine pollution Congresses. 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). Table of contents only https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dL0gTm1zawXidGKR0aw1wCFNLu-ZX4be/view?usp=drivesdk FI UPTAC UPTAC GC 1081 S98 1997 Book