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Guidelines for Reintroductions and other Conservation Translocations (Version 1.0)

… of the focal species. This is carried out primarily where protection from current or likely future threats in current … for animal movement and those of the International Plant Protection Convention7 may facilitate importation permits. National requirements for plant and animal health before release should be met. The …
31 May 2026 Literature

The Minamata Convention on Mercury and its implementation in the Latin America and Caribbean region

… A of the Convention is: • Products essential for civil protection and military uses; • Products for research, … already been progressively closed in the past, such as the plant of Solvay Indupa in Santo Andre, Brazil, which stopped … of the document herein, in 2012 the country had only one plant with mercury cells, whose conversion to mercury-free …
31 May 2026 Document in Chemicals and Waste

Energy, Ecosystems and livelihoods: Understanding linkages in the face of climate change impacts

… gas emissions. Collected effluent is treated in a biogas plant. By breaking down the organic matter in the absence of … renovate and recommission its Orono, Maine, hydroelectric plant. Return of healthy fish stocks will have multiple … loadings due to future climatic change (SAP 2008). Protection of agricultural lands preserves or increases …
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Persistent Organic Pollutants: Contaminated Site Investigation and Management Toolkit

… lifs@craes.org.cn Tamas Komives, Research Professor Plant Protection Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary … losses in developing countries through pest and plant disease management and control. In the fourth meeting …
31 May 2026 Document

Institutional Arrangements

… of the IPPC. In particular, the CPM: − Reviews global plant protection needs; − Develops and adopts ISPMs; − Establishes … by e- commerce. Introductory course to the International Plant Protection Convention 2 In between CPM sessions …
31 May 2026 Course lesson in Biological Diversity

The environmental impact of economic incentives for agricultural production: a comparative law study

… strongly criticized by those concerned about the long-term protection of natural resources and the environment. The … 58/, chemical inputs 59/, improved seeds 60/, and plant protection. 61/ The selection of the incentives … for example, rarely includes provisions to protect plant genetic resources. Regulations regarding importation, …
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Depend on nature: Ecosystem services supporting human livelihoods

… USD 800 million per year, and over-the-counter sales of plant-derived drugs are worth more than USD 40 billion. … and have now covered several important vertebrate and plant species. Studies have documented the incorporation of … ways. Traditional exclusionary approaches to nature protection have had serious adverse effects on the poor by …
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Food and Agriculture Organization (2016), IPPC Standard Setting Procedure as adopted by CPM-11

… International Plant Protection Convention Page 1 of 4 IPPC Standard Setting … Procedure as adopted by CPM-11 (2016) INTERNATIONAL PLANT PROTECTION CONVENTION STANDARD SETTING PROCEDURE (ANNEX …
31 May 2026 Document in Biological Diversity

Pastoralism and the Green Economy - a natural nexus?

… for Environment and Development IPA: ........ Important Plant Area IUCN: ..... International Union for Conservation … and contributing significantly to both food production and protection of the environment. Pastoralism refers to the … are broken allowing seeds and water to penetrate the soil, plant matter is rapidly decomposed and manure is put back …
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Governance of Ecosystem Services. Lessons Learned from Cameroon, China, Costa Rica and Ecuador

… Their survival requires the existence of wild animal and plant species to hunt and gather for food and medicines, … resilience (e.g., mangroves and coral reefs as a natural protection from storms and floods). Outside rural … ecosystem is generally understood as ‘a dynamic complex of plant, animal, and microorganism communities and the …
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