Published September 1994
The UN Environment Programme states that this plan’s goal “is the wise use, development and management of the coastal and marine environment so as to obtain the utmost long-term benefits for the human populations of the region, while protecting human health, ecological integrity and the region's sustainability for future generations”. It was adopted in September 1994.
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