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… for access to genetic resources and their subsequent export from the providing Party. For this, the provider … or involvement of local experts or institutions; � export conditions; � simplified procedures for non-commercial … incentives such as tax breaks or deferrals, subsidized export credits or loans guarantees, and facilitated access to …

… particularly from estuaries, deltas and mangroves. This export of biomass from wetlands thus supports marine … fisheries can form a huge proportion of a country's export earnings: in Guinea-Bissau they account for about 30% … detrital pool and therefore contributes to organic carbon export. This brief summary is based on scientific information …

… are provided, allowing and promoting large-scale, export driven, shrimp farming can be viewed as a violation …

… at 158) describes how "Developments such as the continuing export crop bias, the growing demand for land from … to control livestock diseases, thus making it difficult to export meat, milk and livestock due to international demands …

… in the United Kingdom in 2001, causing a total ban on the export of meat products from the UK. Veterinary authorities …

… had, and indeed continues to have, implications for the export of European notions of water rights to countries with …

… represents an important source of income and the first export area for the local economy with 37% of the total … full protec- tion in marine reserves may also result in an export of larvae and biomass - the so-called “spill-over” ef- …

… complain that the policies are not being followed. Some export credit agencies (ECAs) also have such policies. Some …

… • Sectoral fiscal incentives: Production, input and export policies that subsidise agriculture and favour …