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… Conversely, companies are major players in the wider land- scape and as such are responsible for their impact on … hierarchy• (avoidance, minimization, restoration and rehabilitation, and offsets), especially the avoidance phase … have legal designation for any particular kind of land use (e.g. they are not necessarily Protected Areas). D …

… ntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and  … t of foreign direct investment (FDI) involving transfers of land. Yet domestic investors,  … guarantees of non‐repetition? Are  there provisions  for  rehabilitation,  compensation or  …

… of micro- and macro-policy issues in- fluencing water and land use, and represents one of the major global challenges … on the resource. These may include: ■■ The impact of land use / land management which has a direct impact on both … unsaturated zone. Once a groundwater aquifer is polluted, rehabilitation is a very expensive and long-lasting task. …

… In Vietnam, for example, the customary community head or land guardian controls rights to access and use of resources … that govern the use of forests, wildlife, water, pasture land, and other natural resources. Discuss participants’ … be governed by other types of laws. These may include: ƒ Land law ƒ Agriculture law ƒ Protected areas law ƒ …

… New Zealand to oppose (successfully) re- scheduling of land to allow mining on the Corromandel Peninsula, the main … on the “Independent Advisory Panel on the “Remediation and Rehabilitation of Biodiversity and Habitats of Oil Spill … for species management in Australia, NGOs active in land management and restoration as well as academic …