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… to preserve this unique and diverse region is effective transboundary cooperation, the aim of IUCN’s project … mountain landscapes, among the most important regions for transboundary cooperation worldwide. Cooperation across frontiers Benefits of transboundary cooperation include effective and equitable …

… impoundment and release of water from on-stream dams; (2) effect of on-stream dams on fisheries/aquatic habitat and … as well as international law on the obligation to assess transboundary environmental impacts. The class will also … concept of “equitable use.” Equitable use posits that in a transboundary watershed all nations in the watershed have …

… to discern since they exist as averted costs. The combined effect is that it can be difficult to persuade hard stretched … agricultural production and increasing the risk of transboundary diseases. Adaptation responses include … out that the common pool problem remains because of the transboundary and shared nature of the resources with …

… one another: weakening the biota induces a similar effect in the ecosystems in which they inhabit, further … growth is itself increasing, by virtue of the cumulative effect of interest being added to the financial capital57. … of southeastern Cameroon is an integral part of the Sangha transboundary zone. Here, the “Tri-national de la Sangha”, a …