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… stakeholder initiatives in support of a national legal assessment exercise to validate findings,  highlight  gaps  … for  enforcement.  In  some  contexts,  there  is  a  risk  that  … of  legislation  or  institutions  needed. Given  the  risk of overlap and  inconsistency,  it may be preferable  …

… the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development will be at risk. Climate change will bring further extreme weather … without urgent action, millions more people will be at risk of hunger and poverty, especially in Africa and … Assessments (FRA). FRA 2015 is the most-comprehensive assessment of forests to date. It examines the status and …

… chapter Viii Applying FAO’s post-disaster damage and loss assessment methodology in a conflict situation – the Syrian … arrives at a pivotal moment for the future of disaster risk reduction and climate change. In 2017, the fifth Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction and COP23 brought the international community …

… edited from the work done by the Netherlands Environment Assessment Agency (PBL). Alfred Duda contributed in part to … and natural ecosystems are degrading and at further risk from climate change and biodiversity loss. From 1998 to … and, in certain circumstances, may trigger or increase the risk of conflict. The scale of rural transformation in recent …

… ......... Livestock Unit MA: ........ Millennium Ecosystem Assessment MDG: ..... Millennium Development Goal NAMA: ... … is not generated at the cost of increasing environmental risk, ecological scarcity or social disparity. Considerations … in which material wealth does not increase environmental risk, ecological scarcity or social disparity—will require …

… of the welfare gains from trade liberalization and an assessment of the practical operation of trade facilitation … measures are applied in order to lower or eliminate the risk posed to human, animal or plant life or health by pests, … plant quarantine procedures. The IPPC guidelines for pest risk assessment provide a scientific basis for governments to …

… buying food in the market, they diversify their crops as a risk management strategy to stabilize their income. By growing many crops, they minimize their exposure to risk, such as price shocks. Even if specialization in one … efficiency, poor smallholders diversify to spread risk over many crops. The owners of large farms are wealthier …

… social and environmental impacts. Studies regarding the assessment of the economic and environmental effects for … of Planning and International Cooperation DRR Disaster Risk Reduction MTA Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities EIA … This means that the traditional pastoral systems are at risk and about 250,000 of inhabitants (5%of Jordan’s …

… is granted; RECALLING the global Guidelines to Prevent the Risk of Poisoning to Migratory Birds adopted through … veterinary pharmaceuticals products that supose a risk for wildlife in order to be prohibited such as the use … testing of NSAIDs for veterinary purposes that pose a risk to scavenging birds, including multi-species testing …

… Animal breeds are also being lost, and around 20% are at risk of extinction. 190 of some 7,600 breeds in the FAO … in the past 15 years; a further 1,500 are considered at risk of extinction (Rischkowsky and Pilling 2007). Some … have recently been summarised in the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MEA): “Genetic diversity has declined globally, …