Implications of agenda 21 and UNCLOS for international waters as a GEF focal area (English)

After global environment facility (GEF's) establishment in 1991, more than 120 heads of state adopted the principles of sustainable development for international waters in chapter 17 of agenda 21. Moreover, in 1994 the United Nation Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), often hailed as the new global constitution of the oceans, entered into force. This study addresses potential implications of agenda 21 and UNCLOS for GEF's mandate to protect...

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DOLZER, RUDOLF;
Document Date
1998/01/01
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Publication
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109676
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1
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1
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World,
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Other,
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2017/02/21
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Disclosed
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Implications of agenda 21 and UNCLOS for international waters as a GEF focal area
Keywords
agenda 21

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DOLZER, RUDOLF.

Implications of agenda 21 and UNCLOS for international waters as a GEF focal area (English). Global environment facility working paper|no. 15 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/179791487675288208

Implications of agenda 21 and UNCLOS for international waters as a GEF focal area (English)

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