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… and technology adaptation, inconsistent with international law. Multi-faceted enabling environments in both developed … consistent with their transfer agreement and international law, as well as the development and use of environmentally … with their transfer agree- ment and international law including through fellowships and interna- tional …

… and answers Issue Criteria Score Comments Next steps Law enforcement Can staff enforce protected area rules well … protected areas than all other problems added together. Law enforcement and surveillance was by far the most …

… by adding a corresponding paragraph to a national forest law, as well as related policy. Defining a legal and policy …

… Nations Watercourses Convention, 1997 ILC International Law Commission GLOSSARY Convention: The creation of a written … Declarations and Covenants. Customary International Law: Rules derived from the general practice among states and … the depositary. Jurisdiction: The right in international law for a state to exercise authority over its national and …

… in force or a binding rule of general international law, there is no over-arching international body or … for clear and strict rules to regulate an activity (hard law). It can also be a policy instrument, such as a … obligation on States to act in a certain manner (soft law). Over the last 30 years there has been a great increase …

… resources and their environments by integrating science, law and economics in one single governance strategy. Unlike …

… is an independent consultant specialising in environmental law, water and gender Safa Fanaian is a Doctoral Researcher … water resources management (WRM).15 International Water Law instruments such as the 1992 Helsinki convention and the … of women. Even when equality of women and men in law is achieved, it does not automatically lead to a change …

… policies and protected area systems; and iv. the range of law and policy tools that may be used to support active …