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Integrated oceans management (IOM) is emerging in the international arena as a tool in meeting requirements for sustainable use of ocean space and marine resources. Australia and Canada are at the forefront of these developments and, being without set precedents, each state has adopted quite different strategies to implement IOM—Australia adopting a policy-driven approach delivered through Regional Marine Plans and Canada developing legislation that provided a framework for policy implementation delivered through an Integrated Management Framework. Despite these significant differences, examination of initiatives in both states indicates that there are also significant commonalities and shared experiences, providing important lessons for implementing IOM.

Item Type:	Refereed Article
Keywords:	Integrated oceans management; Regional planning; Oceans policy; Oceans act
Research Division:	Studies in Human Society
Research Group:	Political Science
Research Field:	Comparative Government and Politics
Objective Division:	Environment
Objective Group:	Remnant Vegetation and Protected Conservation Areas
Objective Field:	Protected Conservation Areas in Marine Environments
UTAS Author:	Foster, EG (Miss Elizabeth Foster)
UTAS Author:	Haward, MG (Professor Marcus Haward)
ID Code:	38821
Year Published:	2005
Web of Science® Times Cited:	32
Deposited By:	Government
Deposited On:	2005-08-01
Last Modified:	2010-06-18
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