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Pacific Island regional waters cover more than 10 per cent of the Earth’s surface, and much of that rich marine area falls within the national jurisdiction of small island developing States.

The rest literally disappears into thin air: as thermal, friction, and exhaust gas energy.

The total line of 16,000 kilometres of C.I.SMEC data with high quality has been informed of the good terrain for great potential for oil and gas resources.

In order to preserve the cultural diversity embodied by multicultural sites and monuments and those that are representative of minorities, a number of safeguarding projects were successfully undertaken, in particular in Central Asia, Pakistan, Central America, Benin and Mozambique, while the 13th session of the Executive Committee for the Museums of Nubia and Cairo was held in November 2002.

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The underlying assumption behind the formulation of regional strategies is that a clearer articulation of the challenges and priorities in each region can enable the Sector to better specify the useful role it can play, especially in the context of its small staff and limited budget.

Yet, beyond the difficulties of the current economic landscape lies the potential of a stronger global economy that could, through a judicious mix of entrepreneurial endeavour, smart policymaking and effective cooperation, nurture truly sustainable and inclusive development outcomes.

That, along with its natural gas deposits and fishing resources, makes this a first-rate strategic zone for the global economy.

For Lucy + Jorge Orta, Antarctica embodies Utopia: a continent that welcomes everyone, a place whose extreme climate imposes a situation of mutual aid and solidarity, freedom of research, of sharing and collaboration for the good of the whole planet: “Where the immaculate whiteness contains all the wishes of humanity to spread a message of hope for future generations”.

The discovery of substantial petroleum deposits in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea in the late 1960s and the start of North Sea oil production in 1971 has resulted in a well-developed petroleum sector.

Such strategies should look to embedded and coordinated mainstream lifelong learning which prioritizes early integration and the recognition of prior learning.

Bolivia is now benefiting from the replacement of gasoline by compressed natural gas in two ways: reducing fuel imports while consuming a fuel that the country is abundantly endowed with and in addition reducing pollution.

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Yet, beyond the bleak landscape that currently manifests itself, lies the potential of a stronger global economy to nurture sustainable and inclusive development.