Protocol for the Conservation and Management of Protected Marine and Coastal Areas of the South-East Pacific Document type Multilateral Field of application Regional/restricted Date Sep 21, 1989 Source IUCN (ID: TRE-001085) Title (French) Protocole concernant la conservation et la gestion des aires marines protégées du Pacifique du Sud-Est Title (Spanish) Protocolo para la Conservación y Administración de las áreas marinas y costeras protegidas del Pacífico Sudeste Title (Other) Protokoll über den Schutz und die Entwicklung der Meeres- und Küstengebiete des Südostpazifik Place of adoption Paipa Depository CPPS Permanent Commission for the South Pacific Language Spanish Entry into force Jan 24, 1995 Subject Sea, Waste & hazardous substances, Mineral resources, Wild species & ecosystems Keyword Protection of habitats Wild fauna Marine area Research Stock enhancement/repopulation Ecosystem preservation Education Wild flora Data collection/reporting Maritime zone Hazardous substances Protected area EIA Biodiversity Marine pollution Coastal zone management Marine protected areas Marine resources management International agreement-text Mining Geographical area North-East Pacific, South-Eastern Pacific, South America, Central America, East Pacific, South Atlantic, Amazonia, Latin America and the Caribbean Basin South Pacific Abstract Objectives: To protect and preserve those ecosystems which are fragile, vulnerable or of unique natural value, and flora and fauna threatened by depletion and extinction. Summary of provisions: The area to which the Protocol applies is defined in article I. Parties are to establish parks, reserves, flora and fauna sanctuaries or other protected areas. In these areas, integration management is to be applied. Any activity liable to have adverse effects on the ecosystem, flora and fauna or their habitat, is to be prohibited (arts. II and V). Parties agree to exchange information on such areas (art. III), to adopt common criteria for their establishment (art. IV), to co-operate, and to develop assistance programmes (art. X). Buffer zones are to be established around them (art. VI). Article VII provides for extensive measures to prevent, reduce and control environmental deterioration in protected areas, including pollution. Parties agree to undertake environmental impact assessments, and to promote scientific and technical research, environmental education and community participation (art. VIII and IX). Institutional mechanisms: The General Secretariat of the Permanent Commission for the South Pacific (CPPS) is appointed as Executive Secretariat of the Protocol for the purposes of administering and implementing it (art. XV). Link to abstract TRE001085.rtf Full text English Spanish Website cpps.dyndns.info Country/Territory/Participant See Expanded View Show Map Countries Entry into force Ratification * Simple signature Chile Jan 24, 1995 Dec 16, 1993 [1] Sep 21, 1989 Colombia Oct 17, 1999 Aug 18, 1999 [1] Sep 21, 1989 Ecuador Jan 24, 1995 Nov 25, 1994 [1] Sep 21, 1989 Panama Jan 24, 1995 Aug 8, 1991 [1] Sep 21, 1989 Peru Oct 17, 1995 Aug 18, 1995 [1] Sep 21, 1989 * [1] Ratification [2] Accession/approbation [3] Acceptance/approval [4] Succession [5] Consent to be bound [6] Definite signature reset zoom out zoom in References - Treaties Enabled by Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment and Coastal Area of the South-East Pacific Treaty | Multilateral | Lima | Nov 12, 1981 Keyword: Research, Dispute settlement, Marine pollution (ship-based sources), Air quality/air pollution, Erosion, Education, Data collection/reporting, Maritime zone, EIA, Early warning system/emergency intervention system, Liability/compensation, Marine pollution (dumping at sea), Marine pollution, Coastal zone management, Monitoring, International relations/cooperation, Marine pollution (land-based sources) Source: IUCN (ID: TRE-000741)