Search results

… de totora) as well as to weave objects for everyday domestic use, such as baskets and mats. And of course an … site in Venezuela. Working in wetlands – the tools of the trade R O G E R L E G U E N /R A M S A R T h e c u lt u ra l … Pack: 4 Working in wetlands -- the tools of the trade …

… and Awareness CITES Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora COP … Pollution of the lake is increasing, both from domestic sources and from cultivation; forest logging is … mineral extraction] 2.8 Water use 2.8.1 Irrigation 2.8.2 Domestic use 2.8.3 Water transfer infrastructure 2.8.4 …

… their origin) and should actively discourage unsustainable trade in geological materials as a whole. Where clearly … listing of an area results in increasing numbers of domestic visitors and foreign tourists. Sustainable tourism … donor support, in particular in developing countries where domestic financial resources are often inadequate. In fact, …

… livelihoods and economies: towards equitable approaches, trade-offs and conflict management A continuous and ever more … and sold as slaves in plantations, logging operations or domestic service. The 1960s brought another wave of …

… individual physical works that are related to domestic, civilian, military/defensive, productive, transport … all rights established under applicable international and domestic labour law. 2. States shall in consultation and … of reciprocity (such as exchanges in marriages or economic trade) and redistribution (sharing economic surpluses among …