PH International Treaties on Fisheries

Aims to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants,

including their products and derivatives does not threaten their survival, with benefits

for the livelihoods of local people and the global environment.

• UNCLOS

• CITES

• Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

• Convention on Biological Diversity

Select which one of these are the Pillars of Philippine Foreign Policy

• Preservation and enhancement of national security

• Preservation and enhancement of national security

• Promotion of secure and dependable international relations

• Protection of the rights and promotion of the welfare of overseas Filipinos.

Provides a standard permitting/licensing system for the import, export, re-export, and introduction of endangered species

• UNCLOS

• CITES

• Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

• CBD

Traces international trade of endangered marine species through a permit system

• CITES

• UNCLOS

• CBD

• Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

National legislation implementing the provisions of CITES

• Republic Act 9147

• Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act

• FAO No.2 1933

• EO 305 (2004)

The designated CITES Management Authority (CMA) in the Philippines is

• DA-BFAR

• UPV

• UP-MSI

• National Museum

In charge of administering the CITES licensing system

• CMAs

• CSAs

• CAAs

• CBAs

They advise the CMAs on whether exports are sustainable and not detrimental to the survival of a species in the wild.

• CSAs

• CMAs

• CBAs

• CIAs

Which of these are CITES scientific authorities (CSAs)?

• Silliman University

• UPV

• UP MSI

• UST

Deals with illegal trafficking of endangered marine animals

• SWAT

• Bureau of Customs Environmental Protection Unit

• DENR-PCSD

• AFP