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… 2015 with highest consumption in the North American Free Trade Agreement region (139 kg/capita) and lowest consumption …

… food aid be contingent upon economic or political issues. Trade embargoes that prevent food from reaching another …

… with economies in transition by increasing aid, opening trade to exports from developing countries and countries with …

… moist forests and coastal and marine ecosystems. 27. Some trade-offs between conservation and development are …

… be prolonged. Climate change, resource scarcity, global trade, demography and urbanisation will increase human …

… IN A CHANGING WORLD' OPENING PLENARY 9 on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) …

… possibilities in a systematic way. Resolving competing trade-offs Planning systems and frameworks are useful … interests (McCool, et al., 2007). These systems resolve trade-offs among competing objectives. A common management dilemma is the trade- off between wildness and naturalness. Wilderness …

… areas will usually be subject to a certain amount of trade-offs as a result of competing land uses and of … Active management is needed to control the bushmeat trade and to help restore areas of forest. IUCN category V … or small amounts of coral or shells for the tourist trade, could be identified as category VI. The point where an …

… Scientific and Technological Community, Women, Workers and Trade Unions. For more on this issue, see barbara Adams and … representatives of CSOs (including the media, academia, trade unions, business, professional bodies). These … institutions, regional development banks and the World Trade Organization; and (v) representatives of private-sector …