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scolaires, médias, décideurs et grand public. Ce projet collaboratif est mené par plusieurs grandes institutions (Field Museum of Natural History, Harvard University, Marine Biological Laboratory, Missouri Botanical Garden, Smithsonian Institution, Biodiversity Heritage Library). Son directeur honoraire est Edward Wilson, professeur émérite à l’Université de Harvard, qui, dans un essai daté de 2002, est le premier à émettre le vœu d’une telle encyclopédie. Cinq ans après, en 2007, c'est chose désormais

mammals, and their habitats; (b) the conservation and protection of endangered or threatened marine species, and their habitats; (c) the conservation and protection of unique habitats; (d) the conservation and protection of marine areas of high biodiversity or biological productivity; and (e) the conservation and protection of any other marine resource or habitat as is necessary to fulfil the mandate of the Minister. 35. (1) Une zone de protection marine est un espace maritime qui fait partie des

antiques (1999) http://www.icomos.org/studies/theatres.htm Railways as World Heritage Sites (1999) http://www.icomos.org/studies/railways.htm annexe 3 A Global Overview of Protected Areas on the World Heritage List of Particular Importance for Biodiversity (novembre 2000) http://www.unep-wcmc.org/wh/reviews/ Les villages ouvriers comme éléments du patrimoine de l'industrie (2001) http://www.icomos.org/studies/villages-ouvriers.htm Une Stratégie globale pour le patrimoine mondial géologique (février

SR-HP3 SR-HP4 SR-WC1 SR-WC2 SR-WC3 SR-WC4 Coffee Growing - Environmental Leadership Protecting Water Resources CG-WR1 Watercourse Protection CG-WR2 Water Quality Protection CG-WR3 Water Resources and Irrigation Protecting Soil Resources Conserving Biodiversity CG-SR1 CG-SR2 CG-CB1 CG-CB2 CG-CB3 Environmental Management and Monitoring Coffee Processing - Environmental Leadership Wet Milling Water Conservation Water Management Energy Use Dry Milling TOTAL Waste Management Energy Use CP-WC1 CP-WC2 CP-EC1

Demil Benoît Lecocq Xavier. Dossier : les modèles économiques des entreprises. Revue française de gestion Vol. 34 n°181 01/02/2008. p. 111-214. Di Falco, Salvatore Chavas, Jean-Paul. Rainfall shocks, resilience, and the effects of crop biodiversity on agroecosystem productivity. Land economics Vol. 84 n°1 01/02/2008. p. 83-96. Dodd, Randal. Dossier : retour sur la crise financière de 2007. Problèmes économiques 2945 09/04/2008. p. 3-30. Douady, Raphaël. Bourse et marchés à

org/themes/wcpa/wpc2003/english/outputs/recommendations.htm 8 La Déclaration de Québec sur l’écotourisme (2002) fournit un cadre pour des politiques touristiques rationnelles. http://www.world-tourism.org/sustainable/IYE/quebec/ 9 Guidelines on Biodiversity and Tourism Development, Convention sur la diversité biologique, 2003 52 Structures et stratégies 3 Ce chapitre décrit les structures qui aident les gouvernements à travailler en interne et avec d’autres acteurs pour rendre le tourisme

environment. Sustainable practices are intended to be a means of configuring civilization and human activity so that society, its members and its economies are able to meet their needs and express their greatest potential in the present, while preserving biodiversity and natural ecosystems, and planning and acting for the ability to maintain these ideals long term. Those products providing environmental, social and economic benefits while protecting public health, welfare and environment over their full commercial

Service industries (e.g. health care, education, legal, consulting, etc.) maker fewer demands for materials but use significant amounts of energy. Environmental concerns about depletion of forests and other natural resources, loss of biodiversity, and pollution created by mining and use to fossil fuels suggest the guiding principle of sustainable resource use. The basis for this principle is recognition that the earth’s resources are finite and that economic growth based on material consumption

and advice and technical assistance to microfinance stakeholders. 1. Microfinance Plus Environment Facilitating microentrepreneurs' access to renewable energies thanks to microcredit and organizing awareness programs in waste management and biodiversity; Organizing prevention programs against malaria, AIDS and other conditions, facilitating the socio-economic inclusion of sick people thanks to microfinance and reinforcing access to care by the creation of health mutuals; Giving professional training

to high-carbon-absorbing virgin-forest and peat-soil areas; the production of the relevant raw material and the related agricultural practices, in terms of the use of fertilizers, waste production, soil erosion and impoverishment, protection of biodiversity, and surface and ground water consumption; and the net carbon emissions resulting from the processing and conversion phases. An analysis of the life cycle permits some initial conclusions to be drawn regarding the environmental sustainability