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The Ramsar Convention and Synergies for Operationalizing the Convention on Biological Diversity's Ecosystem Approach for Wetland Conservation and Wise Use

The landscape of an increasing number of global (and regional) multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs)—each with different, separately negotiated mandates that overlap to varying degrees—has become more complex over the last two decades. There is increasingly wide recognition of the need to identify ways and means of ensuring that global mechanisms and on-theground implementation of multiple biodiversity-related conventions become more consistent, streamlined, and coordinated. There is much ongoing debate about options for International Environmental Governance (IEG) reform within the United Nations system, and there are a variety of suggestions for the “clustering” or grouping of biodiversity-related MEAs, such as the Ramsar Convention, Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS), Convention on International Trade in