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… 5.3. Camera trapping Substantial advances in camera trap technology have taken place during the last 10 years. As a …

… Economic, Regulatory, etc. DRIVERS Policy, Markets, Technology Poicies, Institutions and financial mechanism to … of dependence on the forests, market or demand, access to technology for extraction and processing and socio- economic … They argued that increase in mechanisation and access to technology has made it possible for large-scale and better …

… management “by tradition” has been driven by engineering, technology and hydrology and is still too often perceived as … favour the less capital-intensive “temporary shallow well” technology, which is well adapted for relatively small plots. … The system requires only locally available and affordable technology and can be installed by the farmers themselves, …

… farm animals housed, transported and slaughtered in high- technology environments designed to intensify production. … art. 5* [Animals] should be slaughtered with adequate technology, according to the species, to reduce their pain to … prior to the "introduction of a previously unapplied technology of animal breeding . . . stating that it meets the …

… forms of property, credit, inheritance and appropriate technology. 6. We recognize that gender equality and the …

… use of geographic information systems and remote sensing technology for land/sea features, species habitats, and … action on adaptation, mitigation (including REDD+),technology development and transfer (including carbon capture … roles for forests, multiple stakeholders, and better technology and tools for science-based monitoring and …

… Tools Rapid advances in information and communication technology have enabled a num- ber of new information …

… Brodie Evans and Rowena Maguire (Queensland University of Technology, Australia); • Solange Teles da Silva, Carolina … • Ministry of Water Resources; • Ministry of Science and Technology; • Ministry of Finance; • Ministry of Foreign … of change in species numbers. 178 Queensland University of Technology, Australia. 179 Secretariat of the Convention on …

… pay the cost of reproduction; modern telecommunications technology 405 International Joint Commission, The IJC and …

… have caught more than two fish may choose to ‘buy’ ‘new technology’ -- a teaspoon. Fishers must pay one fish to get … game. 11. Make an announcement that there is another ‘new technology’ recently developed, but it is expensive. Fishers … who have more than four fish and want to use the new technology must ‘pay’ for this ‘new technology’, a soup …