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… forests. Inadequate and insecure tenure rights increase vulnerability, hunger and poverty, and can lead to conflict …

… 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. …

… marks and stamps is seen by many as a fundamental vulnerability of trade in wild fauna and flora. The …

… change. Population growth in at-risk areas increases vulnerability to natural disasters, and climate change is … and create new river- floodplain habitats. Because of the vulnerability to erosion mentioned above, these levees often … wetlands can store up to 285 Mm3 of floodwaters, reducing vulnerability to flooding in the central Yangtze region, …

… isolated habitats by these birds is low, it appears that vulnerability to extinction based on low population density … succession) can also have a strong influence on the vulnerability of species to local extinction. Consequently, … (such as risk of predation), and there is a greater vulnerability to sudden disturbance or catastrophe, such as …

… in certain districts (e.g. Rusizi), high erosion vulnerability, high rainfall, presence of key sectors that … clusters, steep slopes and high level of erosion vulnerability found in Lake Kivu shore sub-area make … interventions Legal status of land conservation Indicators Vulnerability to erosion, by soil type Resilience to fire …

… tion” approach – including the risks of genetic isolation, vulnerability to risk and climate change, and the limitations …