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… Table of contents 1. Cooperation, and Common but Differentiated Responsibilities Duty to cooperate Common but …

… good governance at national and local levels – but devolution will fail unless it is accompanied by the … Convention, that: n biological diversity conservation is a common concern of humankind in spite of or, depending on the … level are, inter alia, the recognition of: n common but differentiated responsibilities (and related funding …

… women start off with fewer advantages/rights/recognition, differentiated policies and practices will be necessary to … forestry, fishery, including across national boundaries, but this is not well recognised in many local and national … sector ministries have a gender focal point are the most common ministry to have a gender focal point are the least …

… The guide is, therefore, not an advocacy document, but it provides arguments in Section 1 for securing pastoral … . . . . 24 Figure 5. Linking underlying challenges to common governance problems . . . . 34 Figure 6. Underlying … and effective participation . . . . . . 53 Figure 10. Differentiated process and process and outcome evaluation, …

… physiological differences that characterize men and women, but rather by the unequal and inequitable treat- ment … gender-sensitive analysis invariably reveals gender-differentiated needs and priorities, as well as gender … as follows: • Natural resources and biodiversity are the common patrimony of society and thus the state and all …

… to terms and concepts that they may have heard of but have not had the opportunity to fully understand. Profile … to work effectively together, it needs to:  Establish a common goal  Have clearly agreed roles, responsibilities and accountabilities  Have an agreed group …

… concept. In reality, no pure public good exists, but goods may be quasi-public or have a mixed character. (The … and institutions, public and private, manage their common affairs. It is a continuing process through which … dimensions. In the vertical dimension, institutions are differentiated by a hierarchy of international, national, …

… he contributed perspectives from the point of view of common law systems of countries such as Australia and the UK. … to marine areas where government has overall jurisdiction but a non-governmental entity may have exclusive resource use … large-scale and even continental concerns. This calls for differentiated approaches to design and management depending …

… change and biodiversity are regarded as matters of ‘common concern of humankind’, whereas the 1994 Convention to … conserve the soil and use land in a more sustainable way. But all of the more than 200 international treaties, … and in line with UNFCCC’s principle of common but differentiated responsibilities. They are to take place in …

… and their colleagues continue thinking and analysis... but also make sure that practice surpasses theory by far! … the first meeting among the stakeholders 13. Agreeing on a common vision of the desired future 14. Ritualising the … change and its effects. It allows discussion of the differentiated use of na- tural resources, the dependence of …