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… of trans- boundary environmental harm. This means that a Party should provide the same rights of access to … and Natural Resources the COP or at the request of one Party. Decisions shall be made as far as possible by … of its objectives, the Convention provides that each Party, according to its capability, must make every effort to …

… of trans- boundary environmental harm. This means that a Party should provide the same rights of access to … and Natural Resources the COP or at the request of one Party. Decisions shall be made as far as possible by … of its objectives, the Convention provides that each Party, according to its capability, must make every effort to …

… the objectives of the Convention. As a Contracting Party to the Convention, your country has committed itself to … of the Convention is to be developed by each Party in accordance with its national circumstances and … for Conservation and Sustainable Use ”Each Contracting Party shall, in accordance with its particular conditions and …

… It is noteworthy that the CMS COP has: • Urged developed Party States of CMS, whether or not Range States, to sponsor … They address activities that the group of States party to a particular instrument needs to take, as well as … Instruments provide the basis for their Parties and non-Party Range States, who may or may not be Parties to CBD, to …

… basin states. Also some of these agreements favour one party over the other. This clearly needs to be addressed … treaties, to which a significant number of SADC states are party, commit the parties to co-operative inter-state … international agreements to which many SADC states are party.28 Chapter 26 of Agenda 21, for example, provides …

… basin states. Also some of these agreements favour one party over the other. This clearly needs to be addressed … treaties, to which a significant number of SADC states are party, commit the parties to co-operative inter-state … international agreements to which many SADC states are party.28 Chapter 26 of Agenda 21, for example, provides …

… in the Wider Caribbean Region (Kingston, 1990): each Party must take all appropriate measures to regulate or … the Protocol: it in- cludes notification to the importing Party, as well as risk assessment to be carried out prior to … purpose of the transboundary move- ment. In addition, if a Party knows of a release of LMOs which may lead to an …

… the CITES Management Authorities in the countries party to CITES and designated wildlife management or … received from wildlife management authorities in non-Party states are referenced by the name of the government … to correlate, have been reported as the subspecies by one Party and as the species by another Party. This, together …

… According to Article 2 of the Covenant, each State party undertakes to take steps not only individually but … 10 September 1998) in Article 15 (2) requires each State party to ensure, to the extent practicable, that the public … such decisions made available to the public. Further, each party shall endeavour to inform its public about the means of …

… of Article 8 on in-situ conservation: Each Contracting Party shall, as far as possible and as appropriate: (a) … – A Concept Paper 64IUCN-EPLP No. 85 stipulates that each Party “shall endeavor, in so far as possible, and as … habitats” (para. 1). It also stipulates that each Party “undertakes, in its planning and development policies …