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… management units. The system is, however, bureaucracy-intensive, requiring national authorities to review all … capture or convey or keep in captivity for the purposes of farming, breeding, or selling" without the permission of the … This is the case of the EU and Switzerland, where non-intensive agricultural practices that have limited impacts on …

… and exporting the virtual water embedded in water intensive commodities. Global trade in bulk water is also … river ba- sin from natural vegetation to arable farming and cattle grazing. Removal of the natural vegetation … C relies extensively on aquaculture especially salmon farming on the section of the River X which flows through its …

… reforms, particularly on soil conservation, sustainable farming and forestry practices, and pollution control. The … i) improve soil conservation and intro- duce sustainable farming and forestry practices, which ensure long-term pro- …

… dispute resolution mechanisms can be resource intensive. Also non-state actors that seek recourse from an … Activities: On-site conservation is carried out on-farm by farming communities. These communities may form a collective … forty officials recently graduated from a course of intensive training in this area. The graduates were drawn …

… reforms, particularly on soil conservation, sustainable farming and forestry practices, and pollution control. The … i) improve soil conservation and intro- duce sustainable farming and forestry practices, which ensure long-term pro- …

… (i) improve soil conservation and introduce sustainable farming and forestry practices, which ensure long-term …

… engage in these three activities. While some cases require intensive deliberation and additional fact-finding, others …

… to waters in natural or artificial fish ponds used for intensive fish-farming. The aim is to protect or improve the quality of …