RECOMMENDATION
The recommendations for the prevention and
management of invasive alien species (IAS)
developed at the South and Southeast Asia
Regional Workshop on the Prevention and
Management of Invasive Alien Species: Forging
Cooperation Throughout South and Southeast
Asia organized by the US Government,
cohosted by the Royal Thai Government and
held in Bangkok from August 14-16, 2002 could
be appropriate for insect IAS as well. It was
concluded that problems of invasive alien
species (IAS) are causing significant ecological,
economic, and social damages and pose
ongoing threats to all countries within the
region. It was recommended that the following
actions related to the prevention and
management of IAS be taken:
1. Establish coordination mechanism and
information exchange systems at national,
regional, and international levels by the
creation of IAS national focal points
(NFPs) and through the Convention on
Biological Diversity (CBD) Clearinghouse
Mechanism (CHM);
2. Ensure political commitment in terms of
policy, legislation, enforcement, and
implementation of activities to prevent
and manage IAS initiated through
national and regional strategies and
plans;
3. Initiate assessments of problems related
to IAS and develop early warning and
monitoring systems;
4. Encourage appropriate and relevant
research on IAS issues;
5. Provide adequate financial and technical
support from relevant national, regional,
and international assistance agencies to
address IAS;
6. Build capacity in terms of human
resource development and technology
transfer to address IAS;
7. Promote community participation and
involvement in efforts to address IAS;
8. Encourage partnership between public and
private sectors in activities to address
IAS;
9. Promote awareness of IAS issues by
convening workshops and seminars, as
well as conducting publicity events and
media campaigns; and
10.Ensure the sustainability of IAS
prevention and management activities in
the region by developing long-term
programs of action.
RECOMMENDATIONThe recommendations for the prevention andmanagement of invasive alien species (IAS)developed at the South and Southeast AsiaRegional Workshop on the Prevention andManagement of Invasive Alien Species: ForgingCooperation Throughout South and SoutheastAsia organized by the US Government,cohosted by the Royal Thai Government andheld in Bangkok from August 14-16, 2002 couldbe appropriate for insect IAS as well. It wasconcluded that problems of invasive alienspecies (IAS) are causing significant ecological,economic, and social damages and poseongoing threats to all countries within theregion. It was recommended that the followingactions related to the prevention andmanagement of IAS be taken:1. Establish coordination mechanism andinformation exchange systems at national,regional, and international levels by thecreation of IAS national focal points(NFPs) and through the Convention onBiological Diversity (CBD) ClearinghouseMechanism (CHM);2. Ensure political commitment in terms ofpolicy, legislation, enforcement, andimplementation of activities to preventand manage IAS initiated throughnational and regional strategies andplans;3. Initiate assessments of problems relatedto IAS and develop early warning andmonitoring systems;4. Encourage appropriate and relevantresearch on IAS issues;5. Provide adequate financial and technicalsupport from relevant national, regional,and international assistance agencies toaddress IAS;6. Build capacity in terms of humanresource development and technologytransfer to address IAS;7. Promote community participation andinvolvement in efforts to address IAS;8. Encourage partnership between public andprivate sectors in activities to addressIAS;9. Promote awareness of IAS issues byconvening workshops and seminars, aswell as conducting publicity events andmedia campaigns; and10.Ensure the sustainability of IASprevention and management activities inthe region by developing long-termprograms of action.
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