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… of raw materials which may be of benefit to the wider economy. Currently, in many countries, such activities are …

… programmes of this Ministry. Rapid growth of our vibrant economy needs to ensure that our natural capital is … continue to support human well-being and prosperity. our economy on a sustainable path. By making the hidden values of … 1.1 National circumstances and charismatic ones. economy grows at a high rate, at least for a few decades, to …

… spread spon- taneously across various sectors of the economy, especially in the informal sector of many developing … The ultimate aim is to close the loop of the economy, which means reducing as much as possible the … tive consumption (sharing goods), a functionality-based economy (buy- ing a function or service, rather than goods)16 …

… future free of dangerous POPs and promises to reshape our economy’s reliance on toxic chemicals. The Convention entered … future free of dangerous POPs and promises to reshape our economy’s reliance on toxic chemicals. The Convention entered …

… https://www.informea.org/en/terms/economy http://www.informea.org/terms/biodiversity … Protocol. A developing country Party or a Party with an economy in transition may, in the absence of a domestic …

… of biological diversity; and contributions to the local economy. Yet discussions, legal requirements, and initiatives … and well-being – an integral part of a sustainable economy. This requires, however, an assessment and … and taxonomic studies; (l) Contributions to the local economy; (m) Research directed towards priority needs, such …

… http://www.informea.org/terms/economy-in-transition …