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Displaying 101 - 105 of 142Guião de Direitos das Comunidades Locais no Domínio dos Recursos Naturais
O Guião de Direitos das Comunidades Locais no Domínio dos Recursos Naturais pretende-se ajudar a obter um melhor conhecimento e compreensão da Constituição da República de Moçambique (no que toca aos recursos naturais) e da legislação do ambiente, terra, florestas e fauna bravia, pescas, minas e água, incluindo os respectivos regulamentos, de forma a contribuir para uma melhor e maior implementação de todos os diversos instrumentos analisados.
UNESCAP-IWMI Seminar ? Environmental and Public Health Risks Due to Contamination of Soils, Crops, Surface and Groundwater from Urban, Industrial and Natural Sources in SOUTHEAST ASIA, Hanoi, Vietnam, 10-12 December 2002
Assessing the Need for a Regional Approach to Environmental Impact Assessment in Southern Africa
The objectives of the conference were threefold. First, to determine the need for a regional approach to EA in southern Africa. Second, to determine the best way of accounting for trans-boundary and cumulative impacts in the region.
Carbon, forests and peopletowards the integrated management of carbon sequestration, the environment and sustainable livelihoods
Module 3: If We Organize it We Can do it: Project Planning from a Gender Perspective
Taking the step from appraisal to action using planning techniques that respond to the needs expressed by women and men.
This is a module for project planning from a gender perspective. It outlines experiences learned by various projects in Central America and provides practical guidleines for how to manage gender equity in the plannig process of a project.
You can download this module from the International Union for Conservation of Nature's website (IUCN).