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… and the environment. Access to safe water, human health, food production, economic development and … wetlands are important, and sometimes essential, for the health, welfare and safety of people who live in or near … Wetlands (Ramsar, Iran, 1971) 10 harvest is linked to the health of wetland areas); agriculture, through the …

… Management of water quality and quantity Public health Tourism Trade controls on wetland products … may include agriculture, forestry, fisheries, public health, territorial development, energy, industry, … transport, water management, energy or public health purposes. Alternatively, it may provide for …

… impacts on fisheries, that could adversely affect human health and livelihoods, and undermine investments; RECALLING …

… world and are of great significance as ancestral sites. Health and well- being traditionally depend strongly on …

… Western medicine, has become a basic resource for tourist health resorts. This is the case, for example, for Lake …

… affected organisms are consumed by humans, serious human health concerns can also arise. Population Increasing global …

… available for forestry and farming or as part of public health and sanitation policy. Once built on, wetlands are … diversity, water table levels, fire risks and public health (allergy-related problems). Eradication, if … of global partnership to conserve, protect and restore the health and integrity of the Earth's ecosystem, with developed …

… to improve livelihood security, human and ecosystem health. www.iucn.org/asia/mekong_dialogues Contents FOREWORD … to the environment and do not cause adverse impact to the health of humans and ecosystems and their components (Article … the lake, affecting the quality of the water and thus the health of the people and domestic animals in downstream …

… to sustainable tourism, environmental education, food and health services, etc. With support from the Jeju Tourism …