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… 4.5 Integration of young experts … 5.2.1 Integration of field and remote-sensing data … of national forest monitoring Governance principles Principle 1: Country ownership and responsibility Principle 2: Legal and policy basis Principle 3: Landscape …

… and data should be collected. 7 – In applying the principle of equity, it is assumed that the removal of … innovation and cost-effective operations, due to the poor integration of protected areas into national development … capacity, stakeholder concerns, existing legislation and integration with other policies in place at the property. …

… reporting and protected area expansion, as well as the integration of biodiversity objectives into the operations of … and updated NBSAPs as effective instruments for the integration of biodiversity targets into spatial planning … representative samples of ecosystems and species (the principle of representation), as well as the ecological …

… needed, as well as wider application of the precautionary principle in risk assessments. Critical properties of … provide more relevant results. Overall, further EU policy integration can help to achieve an overall sustainability of … 'Chapel Hill bisphenol A expert panel consensus statement: integration of mechanisms, effects in animals and potential …

… of genetic resource rights and transfers 100 4.2.2 Integration of the CSOLP into the genetic resource market 101 … determine what constitutes an essential contribution. In principle, if the same discovery/invention could have … Need for Sectoral, Geographical, Legal and International Integration in Implementing the ABS Regime (IUCN, ABS …

… 3.1 The management cycle The Framework is based on the principle that good protected area management should follow a … such as State of Environment reports are needed. A better integration of social, economic and institutional indicators … will help ensure the smooth running of the process and the integration of results. Developing a plan or terms of …

… as well, and on the previous conservation decisions. The principle of complementarity (Vane-Wright et al. 1991) means … mation already provided in Chapter 3). These include the principle of complementarity, on which gap analysis is … guidelines to be widely applicable and to allow for the integration of changing knowledge, the guidelines extend …

… behaviour of animals have developed significantly (e.g., integration of acoustic and visual sampling, remote tracking … may include any or all of the following (the extent and integration of which will depend on requirements and local … any or all of the following (the extent to which and integration of which depends on requirements and local …

… any causal relationship. However, using the precautionary principle, the plantation workers and their supporters … of all available pest control techniques and subsequent integration of appropriate measures that discourage the … of all available pest control techniques and subsequent integration of appropriate measures This element is about not …

… local village plans with conservation of nature. In principle the Park had a higher legal authority, being estab- … ❚ A decentralized system of governance embracing the principle of subsidiarity greatly favours a partic- ipatory …