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... systems provide a stabilization mechanism by reducing the amount of water through-put in a burial trench or retention ...basin. The cover typically is composed of a surface layer that ... See full document

... oriented to the achievement of goals related to the ability of the crops to provide benefits such as the soil erosion control (Bowman et ...2012a) ... See full document

... approach to estimate ecosystem functions of a trawled system through ESPs, focusing on the ecosystem components rather than on economic ...aims to understand ben- thic ... See full document

... range of areas means that modeling is particularly ...areas and sectors such as energy and economics, or climate and ...capture the impact of resource use on ecosystems, ... See full document

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... 28. The Web presentation includes all Ramsar Sites Directory entries, accessible through ‘clickable’ country maps and country tables, a number of thematic and regional analyses of ... See full document

... for ecosystem services in both terrestrial and marine systems is the immediate interest of humans in particular species – the production of corn (Zea mays), the ... See full document

... systems of focalization to target the very poor, creating survey procedures and algorithms to rank poor households for the distribution of such social ...Much ... See full document

... ii) The “losers” in the agricultural transformation of wetlands are usually the poor, including subsistence farmers who depend on wetlands for their ...market agriculture are often ... See full document

... relative to converted ones assessed across the primary ...around the means denote bias-corrected bootstrap 95% confidence ...if the 95% confidence interval does not include zero. The ... See full document

... biomes and are potentially influenced by all sectors’ activities, and that the appropriate management of land and water, using the Ecosystem Approach of the ... See full document

... Managing the risks associated with the degradation and ...Includes the development of various strategic lines of action, which include: inter-agency strategy against the ... See full document

... For the professionals interviewed, the most common reason for the objection to perform- ing an abortion are moral or religious ...described the experience of barriers as an ... See full document

... presents the conditions that characterize social complexity in the ...keeping the same network structure, agents are ...stability and viability do not depend on the attributes ... See full document

... Gamification of Learning has approached the educational efficiency by using a system based on “achievement rewards” to congratulate the students for their involvement in a certain ... See full document

... representing the most important policy responses adopted before the ...by the Central Bank (a 650 basis points total reduction), and (b) a counter cyclical fiscal policy, based on a deficit ... See full document

... developed and expanded, and the number of definitions of SEA has multiplied ...range of activities or a wider area and often over a longer time span than the ... See full document

... increase the provision of services ...hundreds of PES schemes have been established worldwide to finance environmental management, including restoration ...market, the ... See full document

... 13 ecosystem services are supplied: three provisioning, six regulating and four ...respect to other bundles, the supply of Agriculture production and Cultural ... See full document

... is to this end, and to provide a response to all the challenges implied in the operational development and implementation of the Mo- del for Basic ... See full document