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… respect to the preservation, value assessment, study and sustainable use of geodiversity and geoheritage; RECALLING that moveable … the world’s moveable geoheritage, which are frequently not sustainable and inconsistent with national and/or …

… researchers, scientists etc. 3. INVITES governments to: a. use KBAs to support the identification of sites for … effective area-based conservation measures (OECMs); c. use the coverage of KBAs by protected areas and OECMs as an indicator for Aichi Biodiversity Target 11 and Sustainable Development Goals 14 and 15; d. use KBAs for …

… (1980 – 2009) 82 Annex 12 Brief summary of "Other use" allowable under Art. 31 of TRIPS 84 ACROnYMS 86 … UNEP, the EPO and the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD) proved an apt model for the … also raised in the Rio +20 United Nations Con- ference on Sustainable Development in June 2012. The present study aims …

… including General Assembly Resolutions 8.12 Limitation of use of pesticides in National Parks (Nairobi, 1963), 10.27 … health, including responsible pesticide use to support sustainable food production and security; ALSO AWARE that … conflicts of various types and that to prevent poisoning, sustainable solutions need to be found for such underlying …

… and complementary objectives that are at the core of sustainable development. The mutually supportive nature of … resources to advance equitable, human-rights-based and sustainable development. The linkages between human rights … the environment. Such measures, including planning or land use laws and environmental impact assessment or risk …

… and functioning; AWARE that social changes towards sustainable development require more complex processes than … so that future generations can take on and understand the sustainable management of natural resources; OBSERVING that … Education and Communication to urge the State Members to use all means necessary to make children's day-to-day …

… conversion of intertidal wetlands to other forms of land use in the EAAF (faster than the rate of tropical forest … of the intertidal zone by embracing the principles of sustainable development and specifically by fully considering … and particularly those around the Yellow Sea, to find sustainable means of managing intertidal wetlands that meet …

… commercial purposes RECOGNISING that responsible wildlife use is a component of sustainable socio-economic development, especially in dryland … in developing countries, and that responsible wildlife use and conservation are interdependent; OBSERVING that …

… on August 10th 1988 regulating the information about the use of CFC in the products. 2. The Government of Brazil … responsible for the control of imports, exports, trade, use, destruction, collection, recycling and recovery of ODS … CFC Phase out Plan projects have contributed to provide a sustainable structure in the Country to manage CFC banks, and …

… combating IWT in the long term; FURTHER RECOGNISING that a sustainable long-term solution to IWT requires an integrated, … Assembly Resolution 69/314 (2015) and Target 15.c of the Sustainable Development Goals (2015) recognise the important … benefits from sustainable consumptive and non- consumptive use of wildlife or alternative livelihood opportunities as …