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… large tracts of arable land, usually with water rights and access to transport infrastructure, as a hedge against future … Goals. Smart land use planning is about doing the right thing in the right place at the right scale: a … can lead to migration and insecurity while exacerbating access and income inequalities. Soil erosion, …

… equitable and reasonable manner, which includes both the right to use the watercourse and the duty to cooperate in the … 1998, Aarhus Convention on Information, Participation, and Access to Remedies in Environmental Matters. International … of resources, and habitat destruction; and (f) provides access, as far as possible, for concerned individuals, …

… Cover photos: (From top to bottom, left to right): Viticultural landscape, France; Seed sower, Jordan; … as well as more conventional solutions such as improving access to food and making trade policy more supportive of … to deliver services can help stabilise food availability, access and use during periods of natural disaster, climate …

… land tenure; land-use rights; gender rights and market access; compensation measures for grassland closure; and 21 … techniques in favor of land protection. It includes the right that persons enjoy a healthy natural environment, … a conflict or disagreement between parties, generally over access, or a perceived right of access, to natural resources …

… areas (PA) legislation. As a major project in its own right, the Guidelines were not able to analyse in depth the … for the protections that may provide so long as reasonable access to and use of the site for cultural purposes is … Thus, meaningful consultation and information access are critical so that affected interests understand the …

… 1-11: Urban protected areas and people 1. Provide access for all; reach out to diverse ethnic groups and the … 1-11: Urban protected areas and people 1. Provide access for all; reach out to diverse ethnic groups and the … They are not only attractive places to visit in their own right but they add to the tourist appeal of the nearby town …

… is a sector that requires adaptation strategies in its own right. Vulnerability Assessments Vulnerability is defined by … cycling; and pollination; b) Provision Services: Water (access and distribution); agricultural and livestock … try to grow a crop during the dry season. For the latter, access to water is obviously necessary, which often means …

… as appropriate and temporarily limit public access when a natural disturbance makes the ecosystem more … fire causes both changes in surface hydrology and easier access for hikers, increasing infection risk (e.g., … may need to consider how to ensure engagement is of the right intensity and duration over the long-term. Goals and …

… different social groups have competing interests around access to and use of natural resources; CONCERNED that social …

… limitation on sovereignty in the territorial sea is the right of innocent passage for foreign ships contiguous Zone - … cat I) repre- sent a legal protection with restricted access, prohibit- ing fisheries, development and any other … (IUCN cat I) are a legal protection with restricted access, prohibiting fish- eries, development and any other …