Add to ORKGIn October 2000 the 2nd IUCN (The World Conservation Union) World Conservation Congress (WCC) in Amman Jordan, passed the ‘Soil Resolution ’ which called on the IUCN Environmental Law Program (ELP) to prepare guidelines for national legislation and policy to assist States to manage their specific soil degradation problems and to investigate the format for an international instrument for the sustainable use of soil. The WCC specified that attention be given to the ecological needs of soil and their ecological functions for the conservation of biodiversity and the maintenance of human life. This paper outlines the progress made since October 2000 toward the development of a new international instrument for soil and the development of various ...
Human societies rely on the vast diversity of benefits provided by nature, such as food, fibres, con...
The terrestrial landscape has changed considerably compared to that of the early 20th century when s...
The challenge of doubling the world's food grain production by 2030 is even more daunting because o...
Abstract Global soil degradation is one of the most challenging environmental problems which requir...
Promoting sustainable forms of natural resource management is a challenge land users are unable to t...
Both international soil and forest governance lack common definitions, legally binding obligations, ...
The continual loss and impairment of soil ecosystem services (SES) across the globe calls for a fund...
The first volume of the International Yearbook of Soil Law and Policy includes an important discussi...
AbstarctThe terrestrial landscape has changed considerably compared to that of the early 20th centur...
Abstract: Soil protection policies have been developed at National evel in a number of countries. Th...
From the 1960s onwards, the global community became more aware of the phenomena of air and water pol...
The interest in the experience of legislative solutions to problems connected with the design and de...
In the current era of multiple crises, from food price, through climate change to economic failure, ...
Soil protection policies have been developed at National level in a number of countries. The US Soil...
Soil degradation continues to be of the major threats for sustainable development and human well-bei...
Human societies rely on the vast diversity of benefits provided by nature, such as food, fibres, con...
The terrestrial landscape has changed considerably compared to that of the early 20th century when s...
The challenge of doubling the world's food grain production by 2030 is even more daunting because o...
Abstract Global soil degradation is one of the most challenging environmental problems which requir...
Promoting sustainable forms of natural resource management is a challenge land users are unable to t...
Both international soil and forest governance lack common definitions, legally binding obligations, ...
The continual loss and impairment of soil ecosystem services (SES) across the globe calls for a fund...
The first volume of the International Yearbook of Soil Law and Policy includes an important discussi...
AbstarctThe terrestrial landscape has changed considerably compared to that of the early 20th centur...
Abstract: Soil protection policies have been developed at National evel in a number of countries. Th...
From the 1960s onwards, the global community became more aware of the phenomena of air and water pol...
The interest in the experience of legislative solutions to problems connected with the design and de...
In the current era of multiple crises, from food price, through climate change to economic failure, ...
Soil protection policies have been developed at National level in a number of countries. The US Soil...
Soil degradation continues to be of the major threats for sustainable development and human well-bei...
Human societies rely on the vast diversity of benefits provided by nature, such as food, fibres, con...
The terrestrial landscape has changed considerably compared to that of the early 20th century when s...
The challenge of doubling the world's food grain production by 2030 is even more daunting because o...