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BENEFIT

AGREEMENTS, CONVENTIONS, TREATIES & PROGRAMMES		BENEFIT Beguela Environment and fisheries interaction and Training
DESCRIPTION & FOCUS AREA		The Benefit Programme is a needs-driven co-operative research programme focussed on fish resources, interactions with the environment and the training of scientific and technical personnel to undertake research and management within the exclusive economic zone (EEZ) of the three countries. Norway (through NORAD and the Nansen programme) and Germany (through German Agency for Technical Co-operation / Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) the main financial sponsors. This programme has been operational since 1997
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FOCAL POINT AT MCM AND FOREIGN COUNTRY		Dr Johann Augustyn (27 21) 402 3102
IMPLICATIONS & BENEFITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA

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