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Biomes
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Agricultural Biodiversity
Dry and Sub-Humid Lands Biodiversity
Forest Biodiversity
Inland Waters Biodiversity
Island Biodiversity
Marine and Coastal Biodiversity
Mountain Biodiversity
Polar Biodiversity
Sectors
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Agriculture
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Mining/Gas/Oil
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Issues
<Any issue>
Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit-sharing
Article 8(j): Traditional Knowledge, Innovations and Practices
Climate Change
Economics, Trade and Incentive Measures
Ecosystem Approach
Global Strategy for Plant Conservation
Global Taxonomy Initiative
Governance, Law and Policy
Identification, Monitoring and Indicators
Impact Assessment
Institutional Arrangements
Invasive Alien Species
Liability and Redress - Article 14(2)
Pollution
Protected Areas / In-Situ Conservation
Public Participation
Scientific Assessment
Strategic Plan / 2010 Targets
Sustainable Tourism and Biodiversity
Sustainable Use of Biodiversity
Technology Transfer and Cooperation
Transboundary Conservation
Tools and Approaches
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Public Participation
- Workshop based methods
- Community based methods
- Methods for stakeholder consultation
- Local community approaches
- Social analysis
- Conflict management methods
Education and Awareness
- Communication
- Education
- Networks
- Moral confrontation
Governance, Law and Policy
- Governance
- Legislation and treaties
- Assessment Techniques
- Litigation and enforcement
- Policy development, planning and reform
Management and Incentives
- Business management tools
- Environmental accounting
- Adaptive management
- Practical management techniques
- Practical skills
- Conservation enterprises/Diversification
- Market pressure
- Incentives
Data, Monitoring and Modelling
- Data collection
- Monitoring methods
- Modelling
- Hindcasting
Protected Areas and Land Use Policy
- Protected/managed areas
- Land use policy
- Managed/protected species
- Restoration
- Ex-situ protection
Cross-sectoral Research and Working
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Benin
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China
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Comoros
Ecuador
El Salvador
Indonesia
Madagascar
Malawi
Mexico
Netherlands
Peru
Philippines
South Africa
Thailand
Uganda
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Uruguay
Zimbabwe
Principles and Operational Guidance
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Principle 1: The objectives of management of land, water and living resources are a matter of societal choices
Principle 2: Management should be decentralized to the lowest appropriate level
Principle 3: Ecosystem managers should consider the effects (actual or potential) of their activities on adjacent and other ecosystems
Principle 4: Recognizing potential gains from management, there is usually a need to understand and manage the ecosystem in an economic context
Principle 5: Conservation of ecosystem structure and functioning, in order to maintain ecosystem services, should be a priority target of the ecosystem approach
Principle 6: Ecosystem must be managed within the limits of their functioning
Principle 7: The ecosystem approach should be undertaken at the appropriate spatial and temporal scales
Principle 8: Recognizing the varying temporal scales and lag-effects that characterize ecosystem processes, objectives for ecosystem management should be set for the long term
Principle 9: Management must recognize the change is inevitable
Principle 10: The ecosystem approach should seek the appropriate balance between, and integration of, conservation and use of biological diversity
Principle 11: The ecosystem approach should consider all forms of relevant information, including scientific and indigenous and local knowledge, innovations and practices
Principle 12: The ecosystem approach should involve all relevant sectors of society and scientific disciplines
Operational Guidance A: Focus on the relationships and processes within ecosystem
Operational Guidance B: Enhance benefit-sharing
Operational Guidance C: Use adaptive management practices
Operational Guidance D: Carry out management actions at the scale appropriate for the issue being addressed, with decentralization to lowest level, as appropriate
Operational Guidance E: Ensure intersectoral cooperation
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