Marine Spatial Planning: International and National Regulation
The Center has prepared a review (in Russian) of the main relevant international instruments and approaches to the implementation of MSP and relevant national legislation in a number of countries, such as Canada, China, Denmark, Germany, and Mozambique. The experience of these countries shows the variability of national regulation of this instrument of maritime space management and can be used in determining Russian approaches to the regulation of MSP.
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Experience: Since September 2021 — Independent expert (Moscow, Russian Federation); 2018-2021 — Director, Department of Science, Society and Sustainable Futures, Secretariat of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (Montreal, Canada); 2010-2018 — Director, WWF Global Arctic Programme and WWF representative at the Arctic Council (Ottawa, Canada); 2006-2010 — Director, HSE Department at BP Russia (Moscow, Russian Federation); 2000-present — Expert and representative at the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology (Moscow, Russian Federation); 2001-2006 — Expert and representative at the Pan-European Biological and Landscape Diversity Strategy, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology (Moscow, Russian Federation); 2000-2006 — National representative at TRAFFIC Europe-Russia (Moscow, Russian Federation); 1999-2006 — Environmental Law Officer and Conservation Programme Director at WWF Russia (Moscow, Russian Federation); 1995-2005 — Expert at the Highest Ecological Council of the Committee on Ecology, State Duma of the Russian Federation (Moscow, Russian Federation); 1991-1999 — Expert at International Environmental consultancies (Dames & Moore, ERM, Arthur DeLittle, DHV, Haskoning, ICF/EKO, Branan) (Moscow, Russian Federation); 1991-2000 — researcher at the Institute of Geography Russian Academy of Sciences (Moscow, Russian Federation). Education: 2000 — Global environmental law at The British Council (Edinburgh, UK); 1995-1997 — Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD) international programme (Moscow, Russian Federation - San Jose, Costa Rica – Naha, Japan – Harare, Zimbabwe); 1991-1995 — MA at the Faculty of Law, Moscow State University (Moscow, Russian Federation); 1993 — PhD in Geography at Moscow State University (Moscow, Russian Federation); 1988-1991 — postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Geography, Moscow State University (Moscow, Russian Federation); 1989-1990 — research fellow at the School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University (New Delhi, India); 1982-1988 — MSc at the Faculty of Geography, Moscow State University (Moscow, Russian Federation).
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Education:
2019 — 2021
Master's programme of the Faculty of Law, St.-Petersburg State University, International Private Law
2017 — 2019
Master's programme of Guanghua Law School, Zhejiang University, Chinese law
2013 — 2017
Bachelor's programme, St.-Petersburg State University
Since 2019, Anton has been working in Russian law firms; since 2022, he is a consultant on Russian law in one of the biggest Chinese law firms. Since 2019, he is a Center's external expert for various legal studies.