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TEMPORARY WETLANDS IN SPAIN Sustainable Development Presenter: Gabriel Capson T Group 6 Gabriel Capson Tojo Ana Spataru Adhitya Wirayasa Vo Anh Thy Abaynesh Belay Fanta Jehova

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TEMPORARY WETLANDSIN SPAIN

Sustainable Development

Presenter: Gabriel Capson Tojo

Group 6Gabriel Capson Tojo Ana SpataruAdhitya Wirayasa Vo Anh ThyAbaynesh Belay Fanta Jehova MgonjaZahra Naderi Han Yang

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RESEARCH FRAMEWORK

GoalsProblem formulationBackground

Recommendation

Summarizing current policy

SWOT analysis

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DEFINITION & FUNCTIONS

Wetland Functioning

Wetland Uses

Structure

biomass, soils/sediment profile, flora and fauna communities, etc.

Processesphotosynthesis, transpiration,biogeochemical cycling, decomposition, colonisation, succession, etc.

Characteristicse.g. size, location, slope, substrategeology, species present, waterdepth, pH, dissolved oxygen,precipitation, seasonal variations

Goodse.g. agriculture, fisheries, forestry, non-timber forest, products, water supply, recreation

Servicese.g. flood control, groundwater recharge, nutrient removal, toxicsretention, biodiversity maintenance

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Areas of marsh, fen, peatland or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine water the depth of which at low tide does not exceed six meters.

Source: http://www.ramsar.org – The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, accessed 27.11.2012

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Source: http://www.magrama.gob.es - Ministerio de Agricultura, Alimentacion y Medio Ambiente, accessed 25.11.2012 (data processed)

Source: http://www.ramsar.org – The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, accessed 25.11.2012 (data processed)

WETLANDS IN SPAIN

Andalucía

Cataluña

Comunidad Valenciana

Aragón

Murcia

Castilla

-La M

ancha

Extremadura

CantabriaGalici

a

Baleares

Castilla

-León

Galicia, A

sturia

s

País Vasco

Asturia

s

Madrid

Navarra

Castilla

y León

Canarias

La Rioja

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20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

Area (1000ha)

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CURRENT RISKS

Can you imagine a world without WETLANDS ?

They provide strong abiotic environments.

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Ramsar Convention about wetlands (1991) • International agreement involving the EU to

establish national initiatives of planning of the conservation.

Natura 2000 Network (1992)• Centerpiece of EU biodiversity policy.

Spanish Strategic Plan for the Conservation of the Rational Use of Wetlands (2011) • Stop and invert the loss and degradation of the

Mediterranean wetlands.

ACTUAL POLICIES

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POLICY DESCRIPTIONCurrent goals analysis

• Identifying problems in the management of temporary wetlands

1

• Analyzing current policy and Generating alternative strategy

2

• Providing recommendations for the management of temporary wetlands

3

Policy analysis?

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STAKEHOLDERS

us or nature?

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POLICY ANALYSIS

Internal Factors (IFAS)

External Factors (EFAS)

Strengths

Weaknesses

Opportunities

Threats

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POLICY ANALYSIS

External Factors (EFAS)

Opportunities

Threats

Internal Factors (IFAS)

Strengths

Weaknesses

SO Strategies1. International cooperation on sustainable use of wetlands 2. Sharing know-how concerning remediation of wetlands at a more specific scale3. Tourism management integrated with nature conservation

WO Strategies1. Time lasting measures for remediation 2. Intervention of more than one interested party3. Increasing public awareness about wetlands in all possible level

WT Strategies1. Introduction of species that can adapt to the modified environment2. Rationalize use of pesticides and fertilizers, bio control of crops3. Environmental education for children regarding the importance of temporary wetlands

ST Strategies1. Applying punishment and reward2. Increase the general knowledge about wetlands and make society be aware about their importance3. Grant the legal protection to all wetlands and strengthen the actual legal framework3.…

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… … … …

Creating supportive

media

Better implement

current laws

Create sustainable

management

Intensify cooperation

b/w stakeholders

POLICY OBJECTIVES

Harmonize available

information

Grant legal protection

Encourage investment in

tourism

Establish collaboration

b/w communitiesINFORMATION LEGISLATION TOURISM COOPERATION

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TEMPORARY WETLANDSIN SPAIN

Gabriel Capson Tojo Adhitya Wirayasa Abaynesh Belay Fanta Zahra Naderi

THANK YOU!

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Ana SpataruVo Anh ThyJehova MgonjaHan Yang