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United Nations Special Envoy opens SafeSeas Symposium

  • 2nd March 2018
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The Special Envoy for the Oceans of the United Nations Secretary-General, H.E. Mr. Peter Thomson, formally opened the SafeSeas Symposium on Capacity Building for Maritime Security on the 2nd of March. The goal of the high-level symposium is to rethink … Continue reading

SafeSeas publishes Best Practice Toolkit

  • 26th February 2018
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SafeSeas is pleased to announce the publication of the Best Practice Toolkit entitled Mastering Maritime Security: Reflexive Capacity Building and the western Indian Ocean Experience. The report presents the core results of the SafeSeas project drawing on 16 months of research … Continue reading

Best Practices: Integrating blue economy work

  • 26th February 2018
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Maritime security, the blue economy and ocean health depend on each other (see box). Resource constraints demand that these sectors are closely coordinated and that efforts are not duplicated. Fishery services and environmental agencies hold information generated from their monitoring … Continue reading

Best Practices: Identifying Points of Contact

  • 20th February 2018
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For donors and implementers of regional organisations it is often difficult to reach out to recipient countries. They struggle to identify the right individual or organisation to speak to or invite as a representative to a coordination meeting. The result … Continue reading

Best Practices: Maritime Security Strategies

  • 13th February 2018
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For many countries, maritime security strategies and plans are a useful coordination device. Such strategies provide overall direction and guidelines; they map agencies and accountability relations and describe maritime security governance structures and the roles and responsibilities of each agency. … Continue reading

Best Practices: The ‘tool-box’ of capacity building

  • 6th February 2018
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Capacity building can only be defined very broadly; the measures it should include are debated, if not contested. Different methods of delivery belong in the tool-box and it is important to note their different strengths and weaknesses. The SAFE SEAS Best … Continue reading

Best Practices: Maritime Domain Awareness

  • 30th January 2018
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Effective knowledge production about activities at sea, also known as Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA), is one of the backbones of successful maritime security governance on both national and regional levels. Establishing a centre that integrates data on maritime activity and analyses … Continue reading

Mastering maritime security: SafeSeas forthcoming best practice tool kit

  • 17th January 2018
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Maritime security is a global task. It requires effective governance on a national and regional level, but also external capacity building to assist countries in developing the required human, institutional and material capacities needed to manage maritime spaces and enforce … Continue reading

Performing piracy: a note on the multiplicity of agency

  • 29th November 2017
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SAFE SEAS Principal Investigator Professor Christian Bueger has recently published an article in the Journal of International Relations and Development on ‘pirate agency’ as a primer for the study of the multiplicity of agency and its production with pirates representing … Continue reading

An enduring threat – suspected Somali pirates transferred to Seychelles

  • 29th November 2017
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This week six suspected Somali pirates were transferred by EUNAVFOR officials to the Seychelles to stand trial – the first such transfer of piracy suspects to the country since 2014. The suspects were apprehended by an Italian navy frigate, ITS Virginio … Continue reading

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SAFE SEAS Newsletter

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  • SafeSeas presents best practices at Pacific Island Forum workshop
  • United Nations Special Envoy opens SafeSeas Symposium
  • SafeSeas publishes Best Practice Toolkit
  • Best Practices: Integrating blue economy work
  • Best Practices: Identifying Points of Contact
  • Best Practices: Maritime Security Strategies
  • Best Practices: The ‘tool-box’ of capacity building
  • Best Practices: Maritime Domain Awareness
  • Lecture at Military Academy of South Africa
  • SafeSeas to host High Level Symposium on Maritime Security Capacity Building
  • Mastering maritime security: SafeSeas forthcoming best practice tool kit
  • Conference on maritime security and small navies in London
  • Briefing at Maritime Security Strategy Working Group
  • G7 high level meeting discusses importance of capacity building
  • SafeSeas organises workshop on illegal fishing in Seychelles
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