News

SwAM and the Nairobi Convention hosted a technical dialogue on the High Seas Treaty on 11 October 2023. The goal for the event was to increase shar...

As the heavy rains patter on the roof of the beautiful venue in Mitsamiouli National Park, sixteen committed marine managers from all four of the C...

This new study analyses the impact of improving government transparency in fisheries on eco certification efforts, and whether existing certificati...

Nairobi Convention and the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management will host a hands-on training, with real data, and expert guidance, on Te...

What if we could analyse the cumulative environmental impacts of human activities and the outcome of different ocean management scenarios? Now we can!

Humans need nature to survive. Strong, resilient ecosystems is a must for social and economic development. We work to increase the economic benefit...

This spring, the Swedish Agency of Marine and Water Management is teaming up with the Nairobi Convection to advance marine spatial planning in East...

The report provides a framework for ensuring that marine spatial planning (MSP) does not worsen poverty and gender inequality in developing countri...

How cool would it be to have a tool that shows the impact of human activities on marine and coastal environments? Well... one exists!

You are responsible for the daily activities of marine spatial planning at a technical level, and the focal person for marine spatial planning in t...