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SBSTTA 3 Recommendations Third Meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice, 1 - 5 September 1997 - Montreal, Canada » Documents Full Recommendation Report Recommendations adopted by the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice at its Third Meeting EnglishFrançaisEspañol Recommendations 1. Recommendation III/1 Agenda Item 3, 7.1 and 7.2 2. Recommendation III/2 Agenda item 4: Scientific, technical and technological aspects of the conservation and sustainable use of coastal and marine biological diversity: report of the first meeting of experts on marine and coastal biological diversity and consideration of a draft three-year work plan 3. Recommendation III/3 Agenda item 5: Scientific, technical and technological advice on forest biological diversity, taking account of research and technical priorities previously identified 4. Recommendation III/4 Agenda item 6: Review of ongoing activities on agricultural biological diversity 5. Recommendation III/5 Agenda item 7.3: Current approaches to indicator development and recommendations for a preliminary core set of indicators of biological diversity, particularly those related to threats, and options for capacity-building in developing countries in the application of guidelines and indicators for subsequent national reports 6. Recommendation III/6 Agenda item 8: Promotion of international technical and scientific cooperation: report on the implementation of the pilot phase of the clearing-house mechanism 7. Recommendation III/7 Participation of Parties in the Convention process
