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… issues 197 11.6 ABS as support to conservation and sustainable use 197 11.7 The end of The Project 199 Table of … study, analysis, and explanation, but attempted to the maximum extent possible to present their findings in … vulnerable to overfishing (Koslow, 1997). by 1969, the yield of Pelagic Armourhead had climbed to more than …

… any use of natural resources is equitable and ecologically sustainable. A central Secretariat coordinates the IUCN … within individual species, is essential for maintaining yield stability and the ability of crops to adapt to new … The figures for Bangladesh range from 14% minimum to 21% maximum. In view of this high degree of interdepend- ence, …

… collect germplasm in the framework of providing access are sustainable and leave no negative effects on the environment, … based on per- sonal experience, that this is close to the maximum on a global scale. Costs in developing countries will … one can show that a 50-50 split of royalties is the maximum that the State will be willing to pay communities for …

… are the conservation of biological diversity, the sustainable use of its components, the fair and equitable … of application for protection. The 1978 Act specifies the maximum number of years during which such pre-application … reference to variables such as (1) the proportion of total yield used for personal consumption, (2) the number …