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… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Section 1. Transboundary cooperation and the Green Belt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 2. Transboundary cooperation – a European challenge . . . . . . … be held in both capitals, Vienna and Budapest. As a side effect during the first EXPO planning phase, the idea of a …

… arrangements. (Section II.C.) A similar ‘push and pull’ effect may be observed in the way other glob- al and regional … pollution have been supple- mented by agreements covering transboundary movement and dispos- al of hazardous and toxic … fora: in the Basel Convention process, pre- sumably when transboundary movements of ships for disposal purpos- es are …

… past 30 years particularly through the establishment of transboundary protected areas. However, most of the recent … programmes, 26 migratory bird flyways and 188 transboundary complexes all attesting to this growing … 24 May 2000 National regulations enabling corridors are in effect in one Latin American country:  Bolivia – Supreme …

… the protected area (avoiding what is called the “edge effect”). The scale of benefits derived from individual MPAs … and governance arrangements can have a significant effect on network design and manage- ment. In some cases, …

… as regulations, rules, norms and other tools with legal effect (for example, contracts). It includes all instruments … – A Concept Paper 22IUCN-EPLP No. 85 4. International transboundary scale Facilitate a cooperative international … partnership for the connectivity corridor Establish a transboundary plan and MOU Implement cooperative tasks …

… need to be adopted, particularly due to the high number of transboundary rivers within the region. Environment impact … the lower reaches of the rivers. The presence of so many transboundary river basins in western Africa raises the need … into the river systems will reduce the possible negative effect of those activities. 5.5.2 Research action required …