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… 5. Access and Benefit Sharing regarding Natural Resources Indigenous and local communities Prior informed consent 6. … and Benefit Sharing regarding Natural Resources Many indigenous and other local communities rely on natural … environmental management and development because of their knowledge and traditional practices. States should recognize …

… organised and prioritise “technical decision-making and knowledge” over the knowledge, concerns, interests and … regimes continued to develop. These included rights of indigenous people and tribal minorities, farmers, women and … Today international law recognises the rights of peoples, indigenous people and communities embodying traditional …

… organised and prioritise “technical decision-making and knowledge” over the knowledge, concerns, interests and … regimes continued to develop. These included rights of indigenous people and tribal minorities, farmers, women and … Today international law recognises the rights of peoples, indigenous people and communities embodying traditional …

… 15 4.4 Protection of and contributions from traditional knowledge 16 IV. In search of effectiveness: stronger … of local communities including farmers’ rights. Access to indigenous knowledge must be subject to the prior informed … and emphasizes “the enormous contribution that local and indigenous communities and farmers of all regions of the …

… both the annual Course and this Review share the knowledge and experience of those working in the field of … 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 …

… and political instability, involving local communities, indigenous peoples, protected area staff, conservation … and also cooperation between local authorities and indigenous communities; RECALLING the work carried out by the … cooperation by using its convening role and scientific knowledge networks to achieve more effective conservation and …

… 15 4.4 Protection of and contributions from traditional knowledge 16 IV. In search of effectiveness: stronger … of local communities including farmers’ rights. Access to indigenous knowledge must be subject to the prior informed … and emphasizes “the enormous contribution that local and indigenous communities and farmers of all regions of the …

… which often have different levels of technical expertise, knowledge, capacity, and financial re- sources, can benefit … starovlaski type, is characteristic for Tara Mountain as indigenous and has been preserved to the present day. The … forests with numer- ous endemic and relict species of indigenous flora and fauna. Preserved mixed forest ecosystems …

… The latter has provided the key to bringing together knowledge on emissions, on the movement of pollutants between … a case where a Party, due to the high sulphur content of indigenous solid or liquid fuels, cannot meet the emission … that the Arctic ecosystems and especially its indigenous people, who subsist on Arctic fish and mammals, …

… is highlighted under the objective “Strengthening ocean knowledge and the management of oceans” and is intended to … participation and full consultation with the Arctic indigenous representatives”. These permanent participants … Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC), Russian Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North (RAIPON) and Saami Council …