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… Centre, under the framework of South-South Co-operation. Lead Consultant: Prof. Ed Couzens The following people gave … of environmental resources they often also take the lead in specific areas of environmental protection and … ‘horizontal’ coordination with other institutions or ‘lead agencies’ (such as the National Forests Authority, the …

… the regulations to different circumstances, it can also lead to uncertainty about the process, and inconsistent … or ancillary developments. These limitations of EIAs lead to the introduction of SEAs, “the proactive assessment … the regulations to different circumstances, it can also lead to uncertainty about the process, and inconsistent …

… or programmes, and the implementation itself, is likely to lead to much more effective delivery. Stakeholders gain a … good facilitation and negotiation skills are required to lead formal and informal participative processes. The need to … the assessment are hired by the investor, which might lead to manipulated SEA reports. The national law should …

… Misuse of pesticides during production and storage can lead to high levels of residues, and heavy metals and other … The sundry assignments of responsibility may or may not lead to conflicts, overlaps and gaps with the ministry … their traditional value. Examples of actions that may lead to the creation of functional foods are elimination of …

… obligations: 1. Realize that people have a right to lead a life with human dignity. 2. Recognize the entitlement … the chances that reform processes will be successful and lead to more effective water governance. Authoritative water … skills and willingness to negotiate. Someone must take the lead in bringing the actors together and creating common …

… from fire- adapted to fire-sensitive ecosystems may also lead to consequent negative effects on biodiversity, … and climate events are projected to increase and will lead to an alteration of fire regimes. Frequent droughts may … objectives or that exceed what is socially acceptable may lead to the paradoxical result of rendering the law so …

… of the word "biosecurity" into French and Spanish can lead to confusion, FAO capitalizes and italicizes it when … in Ethiopia, India, Uganda and Viet Nam followed. The lead author carried out national consultations in Ghana, … the Viet Nam Environment Protection Agency takes the lead under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, …

… 223 12.2.2. Designating Lead Agencies … sustainable use and management of coastal resources has lead some countries in the Pacific to begin investigating … of national and sub-national units158 is likely to lead to a vertical conflict concerning which body should be …

… public participation and fair benefit sharing – in turn lead to greater public respect for the law. This study is a … components in a way and at a rate that does not lead to the long- term decline of biological diversity, thus … biological diversity in a way and at a rate that does not lead to the long-term decline of biological diversity, …

… culturally ingrained marriage and inheritance rules can lead to the perpetuation of gender inequalities in tenure … provisions of national law, legislative assessments may lead to wider improvements in legal frameworks. For example, … opportunities for conflicts of interest or corruption, or lead to the marginalization of social groups. An assessment …