Примеры использования Land and resource rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thus, land and resource rights lie at the heart of the problem.
Lack of recognition of indigenous peoples,inadequate land and resource rights on national level;
Land and resource rights and recognition of traditional forest-related knowledge.
Protecting indigenous peoples' land and resource rights in the Upper Mazaruni River Basin of Guyana.
The approach of providing compensation from public funds helps to avoid tensions that might otherwise hamper the recognition of indigenous land and resource rights.
Lack of land and resource rights were cited as a major indicator of poverty.
Indigenous peoples who maintain traditional lifestyles can gain land and resource rights through the creation of territories for traditional use of nature.
However, land and resource rights, as well as recognition of autonomyand traditional institutions, vary in their scope and degree of security.
The 2005 Finnmark Act mandates a commission to address Sami land and resource rights, including those to particular"watercourses.
Recognition of land and resource rights has been found to be the most poorly implemented aspect of the policy.
Litigation and negotiation in Canada had generally been on land and resource rights, and had not focused on genetic resource rights. .
Governments should formally renounce discriminatory legal doctrines and policies which deny human rights or limit indigenous land and resource rights.
Indigenous peoples might have long-standing issues related to land and resource rights that had to be resolved before any development project could go forward.
Mr. Tom Calma, Social Justice Commissioner of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission of Australia,made a presentation on land and resource rights in Australia.
It also recommends the expeditious resolution of the Sami land and resource rights issues by introducing appropriate legislation, in cooperation with the Sami communities.
The recently established Permanent Forum for Indigenous Peoples should consider playing a constructive role regarding problems pertaining to land and resource rights and environmental protection.
The draft convention contains provisions on Sámi land and resource rights, on the Sámi Parliamentsand the rights to self-government, and Sámi cultural rights. .
Cooperation between WIPO, UNESCO and other relevant agencies and the WGIP on integrated protection of indigenous peoples' linguistic,cultural, land and resource rights.
He underlined that indigenous peoples' land and resource rights were especially vulnerable because of the disparity in wealthand power between them and others.
To solve that problem the observer suggested that consultation mechanisms should be established,indigenous land and resource rights recognized and indigenous subsistence lifestyles secured.
The World Conference should promote further action to narrow that gap, including through specific national legislation and programmes on prior consultation and securing land and resource rights.
An indigenous representative of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission said that in considering land and resource rights, Governments should not be limited by domestic constitutions, legislation or policy.
These proposals for action total some 21 proposals directly relevant to traditional forest-related knowledge; a further 7 regarding the importance of full and effective participation of indigenous peoples and other forest dependent peoples; and 9 regarding land and resource rights.
Evolving standards in international law require the recognition of the integrated rights of indigenous peoples- for example,human rights, land and resource rights, intellectual and cultural property rights and rights to manage the environment and natural resources. .
In its consideration of a permanent forum for indigenous peoples, the Commission on Human Rights, the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly should consider whether the forum could play a constructive role regarding problems pertaining to land and resource rights and environmental protection.
The maps are used as a tool at the local and national levels to assert more secure land and resource rights and to support the communities in dialogue and negotiation processes with outside actors who want to access forests traditionally inhabited or used by them, which can endanger their customary use of these areas.
Through an extensive consultation process involving all relevant stakeholders, the following three issues were identified as priority areas to be tackled:Natural Resource Management; Land and Resource Rights; and Indigenous Knowledge, Culture and Education.
Related concerns and recommendations were made by the Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, including that Sweden, in consultation with the Swedish Sami parliament and the Sami people, should increase its efforts to develop legislation to address issues related to the Sami people,including the issue of land and resource rights.
Supporting local NGOs in the Central African Republic and Gabon to understand, analyse and use national laws related to forest management, land and resource rights, human rights and indigenous peoples' rights, and to independently pursue legal strategies to defend community rights. .
When the Comprehensive land claims policy was introduced in 1973, its primary purpose was to address the ambiguity associated with Aboriginal rights and title so that governments, Aboriginal people and third parties would know, with a high degree of certainty,how land and resource rights were held and by whom.