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… and an international protocols to regulate wildlife trade Jon Hutton CITES and the concept of sustainable use of … to the Convention is involved, even to apply stricter domestic measures. It is worth stressing that CITES advises the decision to apply stricter domestic measures in particular in regard to trade with non- …

… agreements 1.1.1 The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna (CITES) … irrelevant as a contribution to the national gross domestic product, wildlife’s influence on local economies can … that CITES specifically enables parties to adopt stricter domestic measures (article 14). The convention requires …

… in 1976, with a mission of working to ensure that trade in wild plants and animals is not a threat to the … in controlling the trade. Each country adopts its own domestic legislation to ensure that CITES is implemented at … to water sources from walking, movement by surrounding domestic animals and other activities. The goal is to …

… 62 1. Fisheries management 62 2. International trade agreements 65 vi 3. Fisheries organizations promoting … legal instruments affecting Kenya 93 2. Overview of domestic legislation 94 3. Institutional structures 99 4. … legal instruments affecting Namibia 154 2. Overview of domestic legislation 159 3. Institutional and organizational …

… have increased dramatically in the last two decades: domestic elites and food-importing countries grab large … land management practices. Our ability to manage trade-offs at a landscape scale will ultimately decide the … and marker of development success, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP). While its strongest supporters …

… the conservation and sustainable management, use and trade of tropical forest resources. Its 60 members represent … tropical forests and 90% of the global tropical timber trade. ITTO develops internationally agreed policy documents … densely settled and accessible areas, sell their timber in domestic markets, and harvest more intensively than large …

… least one international convention 10 and many pieces of domestic legislation refer to various individual soil … and wind erosion. ■ Over-exploitation of vegetation for domestic use: this activity does not necessarily involve the … Development, 2002. 43 Supra, p. 19–34. ■ Land use policy, trade and poverty reduction issues. Obviously, more effective …

… • Certification schemes should not create obstacles to trade. For the market economy to operate properly, schemes … standards. They should provide an opportunity to penetrate domestic and international markets. Guide C Aquaculture … market access and provide an opportunity to penetrate domestic and international markets. Justification Both …

… 77 4.8 Trade-offs … authors thank the representatives of companies, industry/trade associations, financial/investor institutions, donors, … on water resources for other uses such as drinking supply/domestic use or agriculture. In that case, the appropriate … in these projects in the case of water for drinking and domestic use. As for water resources for other uses, you …

… of around US$ 4 million per year with a similar decline in domestic supplies. The blight destroyed the whole taro … of Taro Leaf Blight in Samoa and the Implications for Trade Patterns in Taro in the South Pacific Region”, Tropical … exacerbated in recent years due to increased international trade and travel. l Replacement of traditional with modern …