Defence Education - Working in the maritime Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
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Description
This is an MOD course, delivered by the Defence Academy is designed specifically to relate to working and /or serving in the international maritime Exclusive Economic Zone, as defined by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the sea, with a particular focus on the range and use of applications of international law with respect to the scope of conduct of activity in the Exclusive Economic Zone. Working in the maritime Exclusive Economic Zone course also covers aspects of disaster relief preparedness.
Other
Currently, 50% of the course curriculum is ODA eligible. Only the ODA eligible elements of the course have thus been recorded.
Objectives
Objective: * Teach partner nations how international law applies to EEZs and how activity should be conducted in those areas. * Articulate the relation between the UN Convention of Sea, and highlight how this informs the legality of activity in the EEZ.
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Status Implementation
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