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… in the various stages of the planning process will lead to greater commitment and thus success of cooperation in … a process of sustainable tourism planning which will lead to sustainable development step by step. The Charter … and partners in these funding schemes - they can take the lead in these applications and assist with all required …

… knowledge systems, the misuse of information can lead to “severe physical or spiritual harm to the individual …

… on BBNJ, which commences in September 2018, will lead to a legally binding agreement that will contribute to … that will impact the sustainability of populations or lead to long- lasting and significant alteration of vent … movement or introduction of organ- isms can also lead to contamination. Nonetheless, the likely impacts of …

… wilderness is key to the conditions of integrity that lead to a site’s Outstanding Universal Value. This chapter … physically connected. Degradation of these areas can lead to species loss and compromised ecological processes in … knowledge systems and practices. However, this should not lead to their idealization as ready-made solutions. Many …

… and Santillo, 2002). These ef- fects combined often lead to localized bursts of primary production in the form of … of ecological relationships between species which might lead to the production of sec- ondary compounds; 137 Laird, … instrument with its inclusion in the UN Charter.186 This lead to a fierce ideological debate,187 as Western States …

… biological diversity in a way and at a rate that does not lead to the long-term decline of bio- logical diversity, … for determining what is significant among Parties might lead to a different scope in the application of the … into account national differences, for the negotiations to lead towards the lowest common denominator. The problem thus …

… Wilderness Task Force chaired by Vance Martin, with the lead on the categories being taken by Cyril Kormos. The … protection and promotion of management approaches that lead to the sustainable use of natural resources. Category IV … and efforts of indigenous peoples and/or local communities lead and contribute towards the conservation of habitats, …

… important objectives. It also covers the processes that lead to the development of TBPAs and the concept of Parks for … Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. But although individuals can lead the way in promoting transboundary co-operation, it is … commitment and resources on each side of border can lead to a dominant/weak situation. 7. The different levels of …

… richer over poorer water users. Positive incentives that lead to better use include better knowledge and … e m e n t a t i o n Indeed, changes in one ecosystem often lead logically to step-by-step scaling up, as residents in …

… differ between cultures and individuals. These differences lead people to emphasize different elements of animal welfare … can often improve productivity and food safety and hence lead to economic benefits. 8. Equivalent outcomes based on … and the Canadian Province of Manitoba followed the UK's lead by referencing non- compliance with the codes as …