7th Session of the Meeting of the Parties (MOP7) to AEWA

The 7th Session of the Meeting of the Parties (MOP7) to the African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbird Agreement (AEWA) took place on 4-8 December 2018 in Durban, South Africa, at the kind invitation of the South African Government, represented by the Department of Environmental Affairs.
The slogan for MOP7 was “Beyond 2020: Shaping flyway conservation for the future”, which reflects the continuation of the good practices established and lessons learned throughout the implementation of the AEWA Strategic Plan 2009-2018, in connection with delivery against the Aichi Biodiversity Targets.
MOP7 was a cornerstone meeting for AEWA and the last time the Parties will meet before 2020, where they took stock of the results and outcomes from the 2009-2018 Strategic Plan. In addition, AEWA will be setting an ambitious path for the next decade by adopting a new Strategic Plan for 2019-2027.
The venue for the meeting was the Olive Convention Centre, located in the heart of the city of Durban and close to the city’s famous Golden Mile, in KwaZulu-Natal Province.
The Participants Information Sheet (document AEWA/MOP7 Inf.1) and the Visa Information Sheet, as well as Information on Safety and Security in and around Durban (document AEWA/MOP7 Inf.4) are available under Information Documents below. Meeting documents are being uploaded as they become available.Logistical preparations for this meeting are well underway. For more details, please contact Ms Catherine Lehmann (catherine.lehmann@unep-aewa.org), Executive Management Support Officer at the UNEP/AEWA Secretariat, or the Secretariat at aewa.mop7@unep-aewa.org.
Parties are requested to pay particular attention to the credentials of their representatives. In accordance with the Rules of Procedure adopted by the MOP, delegations should be granted powers by an appropriate authority (Head of State, Head of Government or Minister of Foreign Affairs) enabling them to participate and represent their governments fully in the businesss of the Meeting including adopting amendments to the Annexes, Resolutions and Recommendations.
Parties are strongly encouraged to send a copy of the credentials to the Secretariat in advance of MOP7, preferably by email and to submit the original before the opening of the session.
Sample letter of credentials
On arrival in Durban
The Government of South Africa will welcome you at the Durban airport at a dedicated welcome and information desk for AEWA MOP7 participants and be able to assist you with any questions upon arrival. You are kindly requested to make your own arrangements for a shuttle to your hotel in Durban. We recommend using a shuttle from the hotel, a taxi or the airport shuttle service from the airport. More information on the airport shuttle is available here.
As alternative to a hotel shuttle you may wish to book a transfer with Aquatours (recommended by the United Nations Department for Safety and Security) through the airport transfer booking form.
To know more about the different programs, please download the Meeting Schedule of the 7th Session of the Meeting of the Parties to AEWA.
Should you have any questions regarding the organisation of your side event, please contact the Secretariat (E-mail: eva.meyers@unep-aewa.org or jeannine.dicken@unep-aewa.org).
Should you have any question in organizing your exhibition please contact the Secretariat (E-mail: eva.meyers@unep-aewa.org or jeannine.dicken@unep-aewa.org).
The host government offers a choice of four excursions for all participants on day four of the meeting (Friday, 7 December 2018). This mid-conference excursion will be free of charge. Participants are requested to register for the excursion of their choice when registering for the meeting at the Olive Convention Centre.
Participants staying longer in Durban and wishing to book their own excursion/s before or after the meeting can find a selection of tours and excursions offered by Tourvest Travel Services at https://www.tourvesttravelservices.co.za/tours-and-excursions/
Please book your excursion directly with the provider.
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Rec. 7.1
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Egypt
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Spain
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Ghana
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Belgium
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Morocco
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Djibouti
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/South Africa
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Germany
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Zimbabwe
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Côte d‘Ivoire
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Denmark
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Slovenia
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Mauritius
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UNEP/AEWA/Nat.Report/MOP7/Czech Republic
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Inf.3
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Inf.5
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Inf.2
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Inf.1/Rev.1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Res. 7.3
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Res.7.8
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7/Consolidated Meeting Report
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.36/Rev.2
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.6
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.18/Rev.1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.14/Corr.1 - INCLUDING ANNEXES
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.3
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.7/Rev.1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.14 - ANNEX 3
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.5/Rev.1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.10
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.14 - ANNEX 2
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.4/Rev.2
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.15
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.37/Rev.1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.9
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.14 - ANNEX 1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.1/Rev.2
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.13
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.29/Rev.1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.38
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.33
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.8/Rev.1
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.14/Corr.1 - NOT INCLUDING ANNEXES
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.28
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UNEP/AEWA/MOP7.12
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