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… Groundwater protection and remediation rely on sound planning and prevention The aim of sustainable groundwater … Boosting renewable energy through administrative and spatial planning governance would bring significant influence … all volume of water tends to be low because of their small spatial extent. Wetland ecosystems can depend on groundwater …

… and operational pro- cesses, rather than creating new planning and management steps. In the IBMS, a risk-based … type into different habitat blocks and es- timate their spatial extent separately, specifical- ly when these habitat … as separate units, each with a separate fig- ure for its spatial extent. The same could apply to different sets of …

… management into national and river basin water resource planning 5 2 MODULE Integrated Water Resources Management and … porosity and permeability, of geological layers and their spatial distribution vary for many reasons, the type of rocks … of natural hydrogeo- logical systems ■■ The wide spatial and temporal variability of hydrologic events such as …

… 84 4.1.2 SEAs and other planning processes … of 2006 was the adoption of capacity based exclusions (spatial extent of the proposed activity as well as its … a district/ city that has already adopted a detailed spatial plan and/or a district/city strategic area spatial …

… facing PPAs 37 4.1 PPAs and society 38 4.2 Management and planning 38 4.3 Reporting 43 Part 5: Recommendations 45 Part … for Nature Conservation, Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Slovenia; Li Zhang, Beijing Normal … of marine and terrestrial protected areas, comprising both spatial data (i.e. boundaries) with associated attribute data …

… interchangeably. Airspace is a concept used to signify the spatial dimension where States exercise their jurisdiction or … unit, whereas airspace is a static — and separable — spatial domain. 82. Thus, the area-based approach adopted, … benefit of present and future generations through careful planning or management, as appropriate ” (Declaration of the …

… embedded in the framework of landscape- and seascape-level planning and legislation, and is part of existing and future … institutions should give priority to integrated spatial planning at the landscape and seascape level. This … to avoid creating impacts from the outset, such as careful spatial or temporal placement of elements of infrastructure, …

… a holistic perspective, broad collaboration, careful planning, and thoughtful implementation to achieve results. … tipping points…native peoples have intimate knowledge of spatial and temporal variabilities as observable indicators, … in large corridors recognizes landscape connectivity (the spatial interconnectedness of vegetation), habitat …

… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Contingency planning and response capability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … and top-down effects, dependent on their temporal and spatial nature. Benefits can have wider flow on effects at different levels. Within the spatial dimension, benefits vary from sub-national, to …

… These assessments can also incorporate more accurate spatial data and lo- cal knowledge of impediments to site … called for in Ramsar Resolutions X.26 and XI.8) for use in spatial analyses that can contribute to inter alia site management planning and monitoring and climate change adaptation …