The Scientific and Technical Review Panel (STRP)
The Scientific and Technical Review Panel of the Ramsar Convention was established by Resolution 5.5 (Kushiro, 1993) as a subsidiary body of the Convention to provide scientific and technical guidance to the Conference of the Parties, the Standing Committee, and the Ramsar Secretariat. Resolution VII.2 (San José, 1999) and Resolution VIII.28 (Valencia, 2002) modified the composition and modus operandi of the STRP. The present modus operandi was determined by Resolution X.9 (Changwon, 2008).
Structure and role of the STRP
The present structure and composition of the STRP
STRP members' biographies (PDF)
Modus operandi of the STRP, 2009-2012 (Resolution X.9)
Scientific and Technical Review Panel (STRP): Work Plan 2009-2012
Delivering the Ramsar Convention in your country
STRP National Focal Points: list of members
STRP National Focal Points: Terms of Reference
Cahier des charges des correspondants nationaux du GEST
Mandato de los Coordinadores Nacionales para el GECT
National Focal Points and their roles. 2007. English 1, 2. Français 1, 2. Español 1, 2.
Support to Contracting Parties and National Focal Points
- Web-based STRP Support Service
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- STRP Newsletter
This newsletter has been created by the Ramsar Convention Secretariat in collaboration with STRP members and Observer Organizations with the purpose of keeping STRP National Focal Points informed on the progress of the Panel’s work during this triennium 2009-2012, and to provide useful information on wetland conservation for the implementation of the Convention in each country, as well as to enhance the STRP network throughout the regions.
> Read the latest issue, STRP 2011-3
> STRP Newsletter archive
- Wetlands and climate change: a briefing note
STRP briefing note on wetlands and climate change (UNFCCC COP15, December 2009)
Note d'information du GEST sur les zones humides et les changements climatiques
Nota informativa del GECT sobre les humedales y el cambio climático
Quick links:
> “An Evaluation of the Use & Utility of Ramsar Guidance”
> Reports of STRP Meetings
> STRP Archive

