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Thematic Programmes

The COP has established programmes of work that respond to a number of Articles. Please identify the relative priority accorded to each theme and the adequacy of resources. This will allow subsequent information on implementation of each Article to be put into context. There are other questions on implementation of the programmes of work at the end of these guidelines.

Release date	08/02/2006

Inland water ecosystems

1-What is the relative priority for implementation of this work programme in your country?
High	Fl.
Medium	X
Low
Not relevant
2-To what extent are the resources available adequate for meeting the obligations and recommendations made?
Good
Adequate	X
Limiting
Severely limiting

Marine and coastal biological diversity

3-What is the relative priority for implementation of this work programme in your country?
High	X
Medium
Low
Not relevant
4-To what extent are the resources available adequate for meeting the obligations and recommendations made?
Good
Adequate
Limiting	X
Severely limiting

Agricultural biological diversity

5-What is the relative priority for implementation of this work programme in your country?
High	X
Medium	Fl.
Low
Not relevant
6-To what extent are the resources available adequate for meeting the obligations and recommendations made?
Good
Adequate	X
Limiting
Severely limiting

Forest biological diversity

7-What is the relative priority for implementation of this work programme in your country?
High	Wa.
Medium	X
Low
Not relevant
8-To what extent are the resources available adequate for meeting the obligations and recommendations made?
Good	Wa.
Adequate
Limiting	X
Severely limiting

Biological diversity of dry and sub-humid lands

9-What is the relative priority for implementation of this work programme in your country?
High
Medium	X
Low
Not relevant
10-To what extent are the resources available adequate for meeting the obligations and recommendations made?
Good
Adequate	X
Limiting
Severely limiting

Further comments on work programmes and priorities

(9 & 10) There are no 'dry and sub-humid lands' in Belgium as defined under the CBD. However, Belgium has some projects, mainly in Africa, in relation to this theme and programme of work. Inter alia the Ghent University is involved in some local projects. More information can be found under Article 5 - Co-operation.