[PDF] Top 20 Draft Resolution X.00 Wetlands and human health and well-being

... institutions and others to make available, in appropriate forms including to the Secretariat and the STRP, the results of research and demonstration projects on good practice in integrated approaches ... See full document

... Parties and all those responsible for wetland management to take action to improve the health and well-being of people in harmony with wetland conservation objectives, in particular by ... See full document

... When wetlands are degraded, the broad range of ben- efits they produce begins to deteriorate and eventually ...function and compo- sition and, in turn, a loss of biodiversity and ... See full document

... Parties and other governments to bring the “Changwon Declaration” to the attention of their heads of state, parliaments, private sector, and civil society, and to encourage them and all ... See full document

... change and human well-being lie primarily outside the direct control of the wetland sector, or even the health ...sanitation and water supply, education, agriculture, trade, ... See full document

... water and sanitation, energy, agriculture, transport and others can have direct or indirect effects on ...support human health and well-being. Managers and ... See full document

... health and psychosocial well-being, including as places where people derive their livelihoods and have their lives enriched, so enabling them to cope and help others; and ... See full document

... 10. Wetlands provide a wide range of ecosystem services that contribute to human well-being, such as fish and fibre, water supply, maintenance of water quality, climate regulation, ... See full document

... assessment and monitoring; institutional frameworks, laws and policies; integration of wetland wise use into local, national and international planning and decision-making; the role of ... See full document

... are being developed for different purposes and using different criteria, and have not been assessed or their common features and differences articulated, it is not proposed at this stage that ... See full document

... 10. Wetlands provide a wide range of ecosystem services that contribute to human well-being, such as fish and fibre, water supply, maintenance of water quality, climate regulation, ... See full document

... health and psychosocial well-being, including as places where people derive their livelihoods and have their lives enriched, so enabling them to cope and help others; and ... See full document

... renewable and non-renewable sources, as described in the annex to the presentthis Resolution, and CONCERNED about that the increasing but differentiated demand for both renewable and non- ... See full document

... (ambiguity-baseline<0) and this tendency is similar in all the locations although the difference between our participants from Bogotá and those from San José is significant ...(Tversky and ... See full document

... Parties and others involved in sustainable tourism and recreation in wetlands to share experiences and best practices for such activities in and around Ramsar Sites and other ... See full document

... Parties and wetland managers may wish to add, where appropriate and possible, is a further column identifying “Limits of acceptable change, where defined” (see also Section 5 ...monitoring, and also ... See full document

... improved health outcomes, wellbeing and increased participation through the life ...children and an increase in mental health issues in ...wellbeing and the research shows that physical ... See full document

... glances and flirting to initiate a couple ...message, and are well received by the latter when there is the intention of initiating a lesbian relation, irrespective of its ... See full document

... chemical and biological (habitats, species and genes) components, ecological processes, which include the interactions between the ecosystem components, and ecosystem services, a term which covers ... See full document

... This paper discusses the pursuit of humanistic interests by Netizens, with particular reference to discourse in chat groups located in Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link (WELL), a virtual com[r] ... See full document