A World Bank delegation visited SACEP Secretariat on 9th October 2019 and met with SACEP Director General and his technical team.
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SANH: WP meetings
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15th Meeting of the Governing Council
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6th Inter-governmental Meeting of Ministers of SASP
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South Asia forum on Environment (SAFE)
Director General of SACEP Dr. Abas Basir attended the 100th Anniversary of the Independence Day of Afghanistan, celebrated on 10th October 2019 at a reception in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The reception was attended by Ambassadors and High Commis...Read More
Dr. Sivaji Patra, Senior Programme Officer, South Asian Seas Programme, SACEP participated the IMO-GloFouling R&D Forum and ANZPAC Workshop in Melbourne, Australia. This workshop will aim to bring some clarification on optimum techniques fo...Read More
The inception meeting of the Healthy Landscapes project was held on 20th September 2019 at Peradeniya, Sri Lanka where number of stakeholders including Ministry of Maheweli Development & Environment, other government agencies, NGOs, CBOs, S...Read More
Biodiversity is the variety of different types of life found on earth. It is a measure of the variety of organisms present in different ecosystems.
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The South Asian Seas Programme is one of 18 such programmes & the South Asian Seas Action Plan was adopted in March 1995 and...
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The Hindu 28 September 2019
A study jointly conducted by three countries had established that there were 52,671 sq.km. of tiger habitat in high altitudes or Himalayan habitats of India, Nepal and Bhutan.
