Wetland in the lower Tumen River area is a biodiversity hotspot in North-East Asia, representing significant ecosystem and socio-economic values. To date there has been no systematic cooperation among the range countries (i.e. China, DPRK and the Russian Federation) on wetland conservation.
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
In connection with the NEA-LCCP initiative, ESCAP East and North-East Asia Office (ESCAP-ENEA) in collaboration with Gwangju Metropolitan government organized a half-day consultation workshop, focusing on cities’ policies and initiatives that were effective in reducing carbon emissions.
22 October 2019
Gwangju, Republic of Korea
International Forum on Tiger and Leopard Transboundary Conservation was held in the Northeast Forestry University in Harbin, China from 28 to 29 of July 2019.
28 July 2019 - 29 July 2019
Harbin, China
The secretariat held the first meeting of NEACAP Science and Policy Committee (SPC) on 5 July 2019 following the Roundtable on the Future of NEACAP on 4 July.
04 July 2019 - 05 July 2019
Seoul, Republic of Korea
