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… differing technical areas as h y d r o l o g y, ecology, engineering and economics. Accordingly, care should be taken … equipment and facilities involved,the process employed,the engineering aspects of the application of various types of … not done so to ratify the International Treaty on Plant Genetic R e s o u rces for Food and A g r i c u l t u r e ; …

… in Section 9(2) as the “carrying out of any building, engineering, or other works or operation in, or over or under … export markets and also to ensure species survival and genetic diversity. All SADC countries have legislation … sharing of the benefits arising out of the utilisation of genetic resources.142 This approach is echoed in the Ramsar …

… in Section 9(2) as the “carrying out of any building, engineering, or other works or operation in, or over or under … export markets and also to ensure species survival and genetic diversity. All SADC countries have legislation … sharing of the benefits arising out of the utilisation of genetic resources.142 This approach is echoed in the Ramsar …

… addressed in this book 3 PART I Sectoral Issues: Marine Genetic Resources as an Example 5 2 The Ecological … UNCLOS’s broad mandate 15 3.1.2 Possibility that seabed genetic resources are specifically assigned to ISA 16 3.1.3 Possibility that seabed genetic resources are generically assigned to ISA 17 3.1.4 Is …

… vegetation, reintroduction of plant species, hydrological engineering, etc. ● Principles and practice of landscape engineering. ● Principles and practice of large scale … and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the use of genetic resources (access and benefit sharing). ● …

… value of biological diversity and of the ecological, genetic, social, economic, scientific, educational, cultural, … The consequence is not only the loss of species and genetic diversity, but also weakened ecosystem functionality … (Thakadu 2005). These resources include animal and plant genetic resources, and other components of ecosystems with …

… more comprehensive treatment than wetland habitats and genetic resources); • measures for sustainable use (e.g., … including agricultural, industrial, mining and hydraulic engineering, and should where appropriate include an … wetlands or adversely affect wetland habitats, species, genetic resources or hydrological functions of wetlands. 82. …

… notion that society’s problems can be solved through engineering by experts. According to this view, once … not limited to, ecosystem diversity, species diversity and genetic diversity. In addi- tion, tangible entities … genetically modified organism: “an organism in which the genetic material has been altered in a way that does not …

… Government and Rural Development Department, Public Health Engineering Department and Housing and Physical Planning … certified seed; (i) “pre-basic seed” means seed of high genetic purity produced by a plant breeder; (j) “prescribed” … (x) to coordinate the arrangements for the maintenance of genetic potential; and (x) to assist in developing approved …

… on Biological Diversity, e.g., calls for access to genetic resources on agreed terms and requires that such … certainty and clarity; 2. Accessibility, in that access to genetic resources should be facilitated at minimum cost; 3. … as to the location may be restricted by geological, engineering, or geographical circumstances. Still, in this …