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… groups who have recognised rights to own, manage, use and trade in them. Even when community members have a major stake … products or markets, or introducing quotas and limits on trade. Examples include market bans on unprocessed indigenous …

… Change Program of USAID’s Bureau of Economic Growth and Trade (EGAT), which led the analyses of livelihood risks. … political marginalization of native islanders. The tourist trade was dominated from its inception by mainlanders. … for centuries. With modernization, after informal trade was abolished, products had to be sold to the mainland …

… 10.27 Pesticides (New Delhi, 1969), 16.5 International trade in pesticides and other biocides (Madrid, 1984) and …

… hazardous chemicals and pesticides in international trade, and the Secretariat of the Stockholm Convention on …

… hazardous chemicals and pesticides in international trade, and the Secretariat of the Stockholm Convention on …

… hazardous chemicals and pesticides in international trade, and the Secretariat of the Stockholm Convention on …

… the World Intellectual Property Organization, the World Trade Organization, and the United Nations Framework …

… at the scale at a landscape; 7. recognise and address the trade-offs between the production of a few immediate economic … solutions such as improving access to food and making trade policy more supportive of local food supply (see Figure … applied at a landscape scale; 7. recognise and address the trade-offs between the production of a few immediate economic …

… Awareness Liability and Redress (Article 14.2) Economics, Trade and Incentive Measures Protected Areas Ecosystem …

… We urge commitment to ensure that globalisation and trade agreements do not hinder the capacity of protected …