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… structures and effective methods of management and revenue control to support legal reforms. Capacity-building on an … (see Figure 2.1), ranging from traditional command-and-control instruments that are pre- scriptive and rigid, to … to be primary or secondary legislation. Command and Control legislation imposes environmental standards that …

… a strong basis for negotiations because ILCs could retain control over their TK and benefit from its entry into … States to ensure that the development, management and control of BCPs is community-led; and • The IRABS should … water), regulating services (such as water quality and 58 flood and air control), cultural services (such as …

… be subject to the highest international standards of care control and management. Within the two definitions of … as by human settlement, construction of reservoirs which flood important parts of the property, industrial and … acceptable level of pollution and the management response control of agricultural chemicals or human waste as …

… be subject to the highest international standards of care control and management. Within the two definitions of … as by human settlement, construction of reservoirs which flood important parts of the property, industrial and … acceptable level of pollution and the management response control of agricultural chemicals or human waste as …

… recognition of SEAs as a tool to strengthen democratic control, little guidance is provided in many countries’ SEA … la utilidad de las EAE como herramienta para fortalecer el control democrático, la legislación en materia de EAE de … from the United Kingdom – The development of the Humber Flood Risk Management Strategy SEA systems – Legal and …

… risks for major disasters to a protected area (e.g. fire, flood earthquake, pollution, drought, armed conflict, … practices and legal and ethical requirements for animal control, capture and husbandry in captivity. ● Principles and … of animal capture. BIO 2.9 Plan, lead and report on animal control measures. ● Culling or controlling pest species, …

… use land, they are generally less likely than men to have control over it. In practical terms, this lack of control places many women in insecure and precarious … the verification of forest operations, as well as the control of timber transport and processing as it passes from …

… in 1997 through a merger between the United Nations Drug Control Programme and the Centre for International Crime … property Anti-Money Laundering Law, 2014 Section 43-52 The Control of Money Laundering Law (The State Peace and Develop- … including forest and ground which are inundated during flood season, not withstanding that it be domaine public of …

… . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Guideline 5.5 Decision-making control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … will be considered sacred, but because it is under the control of faith communities these lands could be more … religious and cultural sites; the right to the use and control of their ceremonial objects; and the right to the …

… pool, the current 127 contracting parties to the Treaty control – and are responsible for – the basis of more than 80 … resources’, in G. Tansey and T. Rajotte (eds) The Future Control of Food: A Guide to International Negotiations and … advantage of the industrialized North thus works by remote control through the use of skewed international law of which …