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… are characterized by a high degree of biological and cultural diversity – as has been recognized internationally … (MRI) • United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) • United Nations Environment … example is Studenica monastery, Serbia, a cultural World Heritage Site within the Golija-Studenica Biosphere Reserve …

… through new rules on indi- vidual and social liability • cultural need: to provide the common heritage of mankind with a common defence in the interest of … bodies and outstanding representatives from within the cultural domain. From 13–15 December 1990, ICEF took part, as …

… resource Maintained, as part of states’ conservation heritage Maintained, as part of states’ conservation … often have specific impacts on women because of their cultural and social activities. Conservation and sustainable … sustained as long as there are economic, environmental and cultural interests in managing the mangrove area. A potential …

… changes in GDP. Many impacts, such as loss of human lives, cultural heritage, and ecosystem services, are difficult to value and … (medium confidence). Economic, institutional and socio-cultural barriers may inhibit these urban and infrastructure …

… (selection of techniques according to local know-how and cultural values) and finances (criteria for the distribution … of conservation embody an epistemological, scientific and cultural rift with the conventional, “preservationist” … taken into account in traditional resource management. 30 heritage must be preserved for future generations, neither …