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[...] [...] when conflict is exacerbated by outsider interests in natural resources –likelogging,mining or industrialfishing.

[...] [...] Tribunal for Rwanda.7 The paceofthe appellate work [...][...]

[...] [...] logs and converts timber in thePrimorskiy krai area) are currently working in conformity with international standards on humanrights [...]

Requests the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice to consider developing a work programme at its Xth session to explore concepts, methodologies and definitions for force majeure, harvested wood products, rewetting and drainage, and alternative methods of accounting for forest management, for consideration by the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol in time for possible inclusion in the third commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol, if appropriate

Increasing domestic demand for charcoal coupled with an increase in charcoal exports in the 1970s resulted in alarming deforestation rates and led to a strictly enforced export ban under the Siad Barre regime.

[...] [...] loss of their ancestral homelands and their natural resource base and face violence and intimidation.105 CS indicated that Honduras must take a stronger stand against the illegallogging industry; mitigate the negative effects of hydroelectric projects and tourism on indigenous groups, and ensure that a voice is given to the indigenous populations affected by [...]

The programme, which runs over a three-year period, has the following five components: Component 1: Cultural heritage at large, focusing on national capacity-building for increased legal protection and preservation of cultural heritage; Component 2: Archaeological sites and historic buildings, to strengthen the surveillance at archaeological sites and historic buildings; Component 3: Museums and cultural institutions, including rehabilitation of facilities, provision of equipment and staff training for such institutions; Component 4: Libraries and archives, notably aimed at the modernization of the cataloguing system of the National Library and ten other libraries in Iraq, as well as staff; and Component 5: Intangible heritage, in particular the promotion of the practice of Maqam music, the protection of Maqam archives, as well as the rehabilitation of the Melodic Institute in Baghdad, the national school of music and ballet.

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In the Amazonian region in Ecuador, for example, oil exploitation and illegal logging have caused monkeys, peccaries and other animals to seek refuge in remote areas and seriously endangered [...][...]

The Global Forest Resources Assessment 2005 identifies two processes leading to the reduction in forest cover: (a) deforestation in which forests are cleared by people andconverted to other uses such as agriculture, mining or infrastructure; and (b) natural disasters affecting the regeneration capacity of a forest combined with no efforts at reforestation.

Targeted campaigns, together with outreach activities and distribution of information materials, on trafficking have been carried out in presumed risk areas (China and Nicaragua), in detention facilities for aliens (Slovakia), or airports (Chile), and directed at potential victims; students and parents, as well as children in alternative care settings; unemployed persons; members of minority groups; potential or current migrants or temporary foreign workers, in particular women, and their potential employers (Austria, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Finland, Georgia, Jamaica, Lithuania, Mexico, Malta, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine).

The machine, along with the company’s other Volvo machines, is used to handle logs at two mills near the town of Kaitaia, around 322 kilometers (200 miles) from Auckland (which hosts this year’s Volvo Ocean Race) and close to the tip of the North Island.

(g) The importance of carefully balancing the requirements of the green economy with obligations under the Covenant to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of forest dwellers and indigenous peoples to their ancestral lands and traditional culture and, in particular, deforestation measures taken without the prior informed consent of forest dwellers and indigenous peoples that directly affect their rights.

[...] [...] (production [fabrication], sewing, dyeing, cloth designs); wood carving; textiles; body-art (tattooing, piercing, painting).

[...] [...] Government of Haiti and the private sector to carry out civilengineering and reconstruction tasks, including consulting [...][...]

The most popular qualifications are of: cook (15.7%, out of the total matriculated students), car mechanic (9.5%), plasterer and stitcher (7.9%, and 6.9% respectively), IT specialist (5.2%), gas-pipeline mechanic, and carpenter (4.9% each).

Did the alternative development interventions carried out during the past year include measures to do the following: Was prevention of (a) illegallogging and (b) the promotion of wildlife conservation included in the last year alternative development interventions?

[...] sawmill proprietors, coopers, cask makers, joiners, carpenters and cabinet makers, and to buy, sell, prepare for market, import, export, and deal in timber andwood of all [...][...]

[...] [...] processingor as agricultural land afterdeforestation,withthe region’s [...]

[...] [...] conflict reconstruction and rehabilitation to firmly institutionalize peacebuilding efforts, create a network of national democratic institutions, and expedite the socioeconomic [...][...]

(a) The Meeting recommended that all States Parties in the process of implementing article 5, particularly those that may believe it will be necessary at a future date to submit an extension request, intensify and accelerate efforts to locate and report on all mined areas that contain, or are suspected to contain, anti-personnel mines under their jurisdiction or control

[...] [...] Lovasik family, an American familyof Slovak descent who lived for generations in a house in an old mill town minutes [...]