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… 5 Population viability analysis (PVA) 90 6 Climate change vulnerability assessment and adaptation planning 91 6.1 … in species conservation planning 94 6.7 Assessing the vulnerability of species to climate change 94 6.8 How can vulnerability assessments be used? 95 6.9 Defining the …

… species, importance of threatened spe- cies and habitats, vulnerability, fragility, sensitivity, low recovery, … of the area. The criteria for selection of ZNIEFF include: vulnerability, natural heritage value, rarity, aesthetic … or cultural value of the area. Priority 2 criteria are: — Vulnerability, fragility, sensitivity. — Low recovery, …

… B., Riddle, M.J., Stark, J.S. and Johnston, E.L. (2015). ‘Vulnerability of Antarctic shallow invertebrate-dominated …

… they do share many similarities – in particular their vulnerability to a variety of stresses, both of anthropogenic … for sustainable development in SIDS, and that the vulnerability of SIDS to various anthropogenic and natural … Environment Programme’s Governing Council, the particular vulnerability of small island developing states to the …

… of responses that can be more widely applied to reduce vulnerability and increase natural and community resilience. … and ecosystems) and social targets and their level of vulnerability and resilience • Better understanding of methodologies to assess vulnerability and to identify appropriate adaptation options …

… approaches that fail to adequately address inequities and vulnerability within and across communities. (See, among … the legitimacy of land and resource claims, and the vulnerability of the people affected. Where the decision is … ways. First, they have the power of law to reduce their vulnerability. For example, when rights to secure land tenure …

… for the twenty-first century 18. In view of the high vulnerability of Latin America and the Caribbean to climate …

… like assets and goods for consumption, but also involves vulnerability and powerlessness to make meaningful choices … dimensions of poverty: lack of assets, powerlessness and vulnerability. This book adopts the World Bank definition. … dimensions of poverty: lack of assets, powerlessness and vulnerability. These are outlined in Table 2. Table 2. …

… – to worsening health, higher food insecurity, increasing vulnerability, lower material wealth, worsening social …

… This can be assessed through a risk assessment to assess vulnerability to exploitation. Species at highest risk of …