Located in one of the tidal flats of the Han River estuary in Yellow Sea, Gangwha Island has one of the major wetlands of the Republic of Korea (ROK), including Gangwha Maehwamareum habitat designated as Wetlands of International Importance (Ramsar Sites).
About us
North-East Asian Subregional Programme for Environmental Cooperation (NEASPEC) is a
comprehensive intergovernmental cooperation framework addressing environmental challenges
in North-East Asia.
Overview
NEASPEC is a comprehensive intergovernmental cooperation framework addressing environmental challenges in North-East Asia.
Structure
NEASPEC is operated by its Secretariat, Senior Officials Meeting, National Focal Points, and Committees and Working Groups
Senior Officials Meeting
Senior Officials Meeting is the governing body of NEASPEC.
Our work areas
Air Pollution
Nature conservation
Marine Protected Areas
Low Carbon Cities
Desertification and Land Degradation
Meetings
14 July 2017
Gangwha Island (Incheon), Republic of Korea
In view of rapid urbanization in North-East Asia and its contribution of over one-third of global carbon dioxide emissions, North-East Asia Subregional Programme for Environmental Cooperation (NEASPEC) launched the North-East Asia Low Carbon City Platform (NEA-LCCP) in 2014.
16 June 2017
Beijing, China
The Expert Consultation Meeting (ECM) on NEASPEC Transboundary Air Pollution Project, held on 8 December in Seoul, provided a platform for experts to discuss scientific tools for assessing the state of air pollution in the subregion and developing policy and technical measures.
08 December 2016
Seoul, Republic of Korea
NEASPEC and Beijing Forestry University jointly held the 2016 Workshop on Nature Conservation and Transboundary Cooperation to review outcomes of two NEASPEC nature conservation projects on migratory birds and Amur tiger and leopards, as well as to discuss subregional needs and follow-up actions
28 November 2016 - 29 November 2016
Beijing, China
