Sentences with phrase «equitable use»

The policy of equitable use means people with a variety of diverse abilities can use the villa.

2017 Jordan Science For Peace Declaration underlines the 8th World Science Forum's commitment to the responsible and ethical use of scientific knowledge in addressing the great challenges of humankind, more equitable use of natural and human resources and commits to promote diversity in science.

In recent decades, however, seed conservation and sharing efforts have been hampered at times by concerns about biopiracy, as nations have negotiated numerous international treaties and agreements that regulate the collection, movement, and equitable use of seeds and other genetic resources.

This understanding will enable the development of recommendations on how to cope with and adapt to change, how to reduce the risk of conflict, and increase the prospects for sustainable, equitable use of shared marine resources.

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Based in the United States, the Waterkeeper Alliance aspires to protect every major watershed around the world, to advocate for every person's right to clean water, as well as the wise and equitable use of water resources globally.

This raises very important issues of land use, the sustainability of existing (much less further) industrial intensification of agriculture, appropriate and equitable uses of biomass, and land tenure for indigenous and other local peoples.

Yet decision makers face many challenges to ensuring their sustainable and equitable use.

It is about sustainable and equitable use of resources in a manner that fully and completely integrates the range of rights provided to Indigenous peoples with regard to their land, territories and resources, their values, traditions and economic, religious and spiritual relationship to their land, and respects the rights of minorities to the traditional lands and territories they inhabit.