Lead Negotiator for Oceans Sample Clauses

Lead Negotiator for Oceans. The Lead Negotiator for Oceans will coordinate the work of AOSIS on all oceans issues at UN HQ and at international negotiations and external meetings. The Lead Negotiator is assisted by two half-time Oceans Advisors (funded externally) and Legal Advisor (partially funded through this project). The Lead Negotiator will:  Lead negotiations for AOSIS on all Oceans related issues  Coordinate AOSIS group positions on the General Assembly Oceans process, BBNJ, Sea Level Rise, Ocean Pollution and the UN Oceans Conference  Convene and conduct internal AOSIS coordination meetings on Oceans.  Coordinate AOSIS members on AOSIS statements, strategy and positions; drafting statements, briefing documents, submissions and position papers and undertake general research on Oceans-related matters. The work of the Lead Negotiator will focus on the following areas:  Biodiversity beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) negotiations, focusing on the capacity of SIDS to equitably benefit from the opportunities in BBNJ. In addition, the Chair the previous Chair’s partnership with Norway to extend research opportunities on ocean science.  The upcoming UN Ocean Conference is an opportunity to promote the ‘blue economy’ concept as a means to address and holistically manage our respective marine areas and resources. XXXXX has provided substantial comments on the draft declaration and will continue to engage with all stakeholders.  Marine plastic pollution is an increasing important international issue. The AOSIS Chair will work with partners to conduct capacity building workshops and discussions on a group position in advance of UN Environment Assembly 5.2. In addition, the Antigua & Barbuda will continue to co-chair the Group of Friends Combatting Marine Plastic Pollution and consider action at UNGA76.  The International Law Commission (ILC) is considering the implications of sea level rise on international law, specifically on law of the sea. The AOSIS comments on the ILC issues paper at UNGA75 provide a strong basis for moving forward. The AOSIS Chair will engage the membership on the law of the sea via capacity building workshops, internal discussions to coordinate positions, and engaging in the Study Group’s work at UNGA76.  The AOSIS Chair will continue to engage fully as a group on the Oceans Omnibus and Sustainable Fisheries resolutions. The Chair's team is seeking volunteers to assist in negotiating these important resolutions as we continue to monitor and provide inpu...
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