PPT-Potential Impacts on Biodiversity and Livelihoods

Win Maung Chairman Myanmar Environment Institute MEI To protect ecosystem services biodiversity conservation is essential supporting services eg nutrient cycling soil formation primary production . To overcome this constraint Andean people have always had to be strategic to ensure that they have enough food and enough of the right kinds of food Instead of fighting the restrictions that their location and climate impose on food production they SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT, BIODIVERSITY and LIVELIHOODS The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is a global agreement that addresses biodiversity, and has 192 Parties today. It wa s establi biodiversity. Climate, Community and Biodiversity Alliance. In-depth training. OVERVIEW. Introduction . to the CCB Standards biodiversity impact requirements. Techniques and tools. for biodiversity impact assessment. P. otential solutions could have had operational impacts. Solutions now appear benign (incl. new Arianne lift capability). . Pointing Transients – . V. ariety of pointing issues had potential science impacts (e.g., . Framework for Project Interventions. . Livelihoods . . Skill building. Food Security . Assetization and Income Generation. Access to financial services. Fair terms of trade. Social Mobilization. Role of BRLPS. Sankar. . Datta. , Ashok . Sircar. , . Suryamani. . Roul. , Srinivasan, . Manas. . Ratha. , Vijay . Mahajan. Overview. Workforce shifting away from agriculture. NREGS and construction create more jobs – but of low quality. ?. Objective. : . To be able to explain the potential impacts of future change in Salford and Mumbai.. All of you. will be able to identify potential positive and negative impacts of future change in Salford and Mumbai.. Background. Nearly half of refugees in world today are caught in protracted situations with b. leak durable solutions. Increase in new conflicts and natural disasters. Humanitarian . imperative to actively seek self-reliance . Study Case: Al . Tadamon. Locality. Blue Nile State, Sudan . . Maha . Abdelgaffar. Gamal . Abdo. Pastoralism. Pastoralism in Sudan is a traditional way of life. It is a product of climatic and environmental factors that has become a form of natural resources use and management. It is increasingly affected by the change in temperature, shifts in rainy seasons and intense rains.. F. inancing . in Botswana. Dineo D. Gaborekwe. Ministry of Environment, Wildlife and Tourism. Department of Environmental Affairs. Botswana. Phone: ( 267) 3902050/ . 3644656. Fax: ( 267) 3902051/ 3914687. GIMO RECOMMENDATIONSOctober 3rd2018Directions for enhancing LCA impact modelling to better addressimpacts on biodiversityPreambleACE the Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment gathered a mu ContentsSummaryClimate change and biodiversity Vulnerability of Scotland146s biodiversity to climate changeClimate change feedbackScotland146s changing climateClimate changes to dateClimate change pa of . land. -. atmosphere. -. society. Kirsti Ashworth, . Royal . Society Dorothy Hodgkin Research . Fellow, . Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster . University. Motivation. The biosphere is often overlooked in AQ modelling and impact assessments but >90% VOCs are biogenic.. An Introduction. William Dommett MSc MCIEEM – District Ecologist. Introduction – What is Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG). Biodiversity net gain (BNG) is an approach to development, and/or land management, that aims to leave the natural environment in a measurably better state than it was beforehand.