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… and its instruMents Imprint Published by the Secretariat of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of … species of wild animals are part of the world’s natural heritage. They form a significant portion of its biodiversity … desertification and climate change. As a result, many once common migratory species are becoming increasingly rare. …

… and its instruMents Imprint Published by the Secretariat of the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of … species of wild animals are part of the world’s natural heritage. They form a significant portion of its biodiversity … desertification and climate change. As a result, many once common migratory species are becoming increasingly rare. …

… Judges and the Rule of Law Creating the Links: Environment, Human Rights and … law is seen differently in legal systems such as the common law or Roman law systems. Finally, the empowerment of … social liability • cultural need: to provide the common heritage of mankind with a common defence in the interest of …

… 14001:2004-certified/15-00767/100/jao The contents of this publication do not necessarily reflect the views or … 5.7.4. Indigenous people and Aboriginal heritage ........................................106 5.7.5. … regarding a sub-part of the same basin. This is quite common and results in the need to comply with multiple norms …

… Implementing Sustainable Bioenergy Production A Compilation of Tools and Approaches Energy, Ecosystems and Livelihoods … 3) do not wait 4) expand and adapt existing tools 5) use common sense 6) bioenergy is not just about biofuels 1) Do … and Metals (ICMM) have agreed not to explore in World Heritage Sites and are considering their position vis-à-vis …

… ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This paper was developed by the Division of Environmental Law and Conventions of the United Nations … 100 5.7.4. Indigenous people and Aboriginal heritage … regarding a sub-part of the same basin. This is quite common and results in the need to comply with multiple norms …

… Integration in the ABS Regime Papers and Studies of The ABS Project ii iii ii iii Covering ABS: Addressing the … and form only under specialized oceanographic conditions common at seamounts. These clockwise eddies often play a key … such as ‘common property,’ ‘things common to all,’ ‘common heritage’ and ‘free access’ in a variety of different ways. …

… COMPILATION OF INTERNATIONALLY AGREED ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES … presented 11. Sustainable development is recognized as a common vision and ultimate goal, with the environment being … Goals, objectives Source B* or NB* Natural and cultural heritage “Considering that, in view of the magnitude and …

… University of Eastern Finland – UNEP Course Series 16 2 0 1 6 … the contracting Parties; application of the principle of common but dif- ferentiated responsibility; and the … the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, Paris, 16 November 1972, in force 17 December 1975, …

… together States, government agencies and a diverse range of non-governmental organizations in a unique world … accepted, that plant genetic re- sources were “a heritage of mankind and conse- quently should be available … diversity (usually shortened to “biodiversity”)40 is a common concern of humankind and reaffirms that nations have …