This PEMSEA e-brochure provides a quick introduction to the partnerships, its role, its networks and the services it offers.  For more detailed information, please go to the homepage and browse the various sections of the website.

Poster developed to share key takeaways from projects run in Cavite Province from 2020 to 2022.

Lao PDR joined PEMSEA when it signed the Haikou Partnership Agreement during the 2006 East Asian Seas Congress in Haikou, China. The Haikou Partnership Agreement formally established PEMSEA as the regional coordinating mechanism for implementing the Sustainable Development Strategy for the Seas of East Asia (SDS-SEA).

Cambodia is one of the founding participants in the PEMSEA project, and has continued to expand its efforts in integrated coastal management (ICM), which is now in use throughout its coastal provinces.

Japan joined PEMSEA in 2002, and has become closely involved in a number of PEMSEA networks, and participates in bilateral and mutilateral forums.

RO Korea joined PEMSEA in 1994. It has become a lead partner in areas such as biofouling and marine plastic pollution.

Indonesia is one of the founding participants in the PEMSEA project, and has continued to expand its efforts in integrated coastal management (ICM) and wider ocean and coastal sustainability.