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… ocean Couzens, ‘The Problem That Categorization of Species in MEAs Poses for the Protection of Biodiversity’, … of single- horned Asiatic rhinoceros in Nepal; to help indigenous people obtain recognition of their rights to land … these issues be addressed. 4.2 Nicaragua – recognition of indigenous peoples’ right to land and natural resources The …

… are now on the brink of extinction. Inedible intro- duced species stir up the river bed and cause further deterioration … in terms of cultural significance, particularly for indigenous cultures. This intrinsic value is often over- … for resolving conflicts over water rights between indigenous and state systems and between in- and …

… Diversity CMS Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species DALYs Disability-adjusted Life Years EIA … trade, is also a major threat and leads to the decline of indigenous species population. While habitat loss is the … Moreover, the invasive species often compete with the indigenous life, resulting in the disruption of the food …

… or monitored. Article 22 - Introduction of alien or new species Watercourse States shall take all measures necessary … Article XVII - Traditional rights of local communities and indigenous knowledge 1. The Parties shall take legislative … Convention. 2. The Parties shall require that access to indigenous knowledge and its use be subject to the prior …

… circumstances, groundwater supports unique or endemic species such as stygobites (e.g. Niphargus glenniei - small … Local or communal governance, as used in tribal or other indigenous settings, is the oldest form of water governance. … a common concern, throughout the world, traditional or indigenous platforms have been devised by local communities …

… ■■ changes in land use – particularly change from indigenous vegetation to agricultur- al land ■■ agricultural … and quantity, acid mine drainage and decant, endangered species, and cultural areas. ■■ Manage GDEs under the …