| Title |
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Indigenous peoples and the Convention on Biological Diversity : East Africa Report. |
| Publisher |
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Baguio City, Philippines : Tebtebba Foundation |
| Year |
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c2006 |
| Pages |
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viii , 199 p. ; ill. ; 22 cm. |
| Series |
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Capacity Building and Advocacy Series |
| Issue/Number |
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No. 3 |
| Notes |
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Before 2010, the Convention on Biological Diversity should have met its target of reducing by half the rate of biodiversity loss worldwide. But more than a decade after governments signed the Convention, the world's biodiversity is still in a sorry state, adversely affecting those whose lives and survival depend on it. Accelerating biodiversity loss continues to impoverish indigenous and local communitites, whose economies and cultures revolve around natural ecosystems. |
| ISBN |
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19080794 |
| Languages |
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English |
| Programme Areas |
|
Traditional Knowledge, Innovations and Practices - Article 8(j) |
| Keywords |
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Traditional cultural practices; Traditional knowledge |
| Location |
|
G476 E28 2006 vol.3 |
| Holdings |
|
1 |
| Type |
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Monograph |
| Category |
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GEN |
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