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… local  livelihoods  and  marginalize  smallholders  or  lead  to  environmental  degradation  and water  scarcity,  … coordinated  through  a  lead  agency? Do  the  institutions  have  the  necessary  … that  involve  poor  agricultural  practices  can  lead  to  the  over‐ exploitation  and  degradation  of  …

… community, and a draft timeline of the steps that could lead from initial talks to negotiation, and to a final …

… surveys or through informal means. These assessments may lead the outreach team to revise its original strategies and …

… Lao PDR), Patricia Moore (international legal expert and lead author), Mr Ketsana Phommachanh (national legal expert), …

… to a biomagnification effect.14 Marine litter can also lead to economic losses, due to the cost of coastal cleanup … to manufacturing.67 Their light weight and small size lead to losses during production, as well as during land and … campaigns to provide disincentives to using materials that lead to marine litter. In London for example, …

… The commodification and financialization of nature often lead to simplifying the real “value” of the environment, …

… implementation of this Policy and Strategy (P&S) a. As the lead organisation to coordinate environmental matters within … This P&S if fully aligned with it. Mandate 35. As the lead organisation to coordinate environmental matters within …

… for wetland conservation or wise use per se. This can lead to complex overlapping legal and institutional … Mandate”), Decision III/21 (designating Ramsar as lead partner for implementing CBD activities related to …

… residence time and mixing regime, higher temperatures lead to more efficient combustion. The choice of temperature, … fluorine, bromine, iodine, organosilicon compounds, lead. Certain other wastes can pose serious combustion …