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Marine Conservation and Maritime Security Coalition (MCMSC) Pacific Islands Maritime Security Workshop

This Report summarizes the Marine Conservation and Maritime Security Coalition (MCMSC) Pacific Islands Maritime Security Workshop delivered by the National Maritime Intelligence-Integration Office. Workshop participants adhered to a variation of the Chatham House Rule for the purpose of exploring ideas from across the maritime community. Accordingly, the material published herein does not represent official government views by Workshop participants. This report is an unclassified record made available to all.

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2016 Annual Report

Throughout 2016, NMIO continued to enlarge the GMCOI in order to address gaps and vulnerabilities in maritime security. At the enterprise level, NMIO transformed business operations and processes using innovative approaches and by implementing recognized best practices to inform senior IC leaders of the critical issues facing GMCOI. Additionally, as NIM-Maritime, NMIO aligned our strategic priorities that advance national interests and presented a way ahead for federal stakeholders to focus on the missions the nation requires.

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Pacific Islands Maritime Security Workshop Report

From 03-05 November 2020, Pew Charitable Trusts hosted, via a virtual platform, the Pacific Islands Maritime Security Workshop with the support of the National Maritime Intelligence-Integration Office (NMIO). This workshop focused on developing implementable project concepts to address priority maritime challenges of the Republic of Palau and the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM). To build interest in project execution and promote follow-on commitments, workshop hosts and participants engaged in three days of facilitated collaboration with regional, maritime, and capabilities experts; followed by intensive peer review of working group concepts. The resulting nine project are captured in this report. They mitigate gaps in Palauan and Micronesian responses those nations identified as their most pressing maritime challenges—illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing; maritime trafficking; and non-cooperative marine scientific research (MSR) vessels.

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