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Availability: Available
Publication date: 04 Apr 2007
Language: English
Pages: 245
Tables: 7
Charts: 63
ISBN: 9789264030572
OECD Code: 972007031P1
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This comprehensive review of New Zealand's envirionmental policies and programmes covers environmental management including waste and water management; nature and biodiversity conservation; economy and the environment; agriculture, forestry and the environment; the environmental-social interface; and international co-operation. It includes a series of recommendations as well as a rich statistical annex.
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Other languages:
French (Available)
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Table of contents:
1. Conclusions and Recommendations
2. Water and Waste Management
-Recommendations
-Conclusions
-1. Objectives and Management Framework
-2. Water Management
-3. Waste Management
-4. Pollution Abatement and Control Expenditure
3. Nature and Biodiversity Conservation
-Recommendations
-Conclusions
-1. Objectives and Institutional Framework
-2. Economic Importance of Ecological Assets
-3. Management of Species
-4. Management of Habitats and Ecosystems
-5. Sectoral Integration of Nature Conservation and Biodiversity Concerns
-6. International Co-operation for Nature and Biodiversity Conservation
4. Economy and Environment
-Recommendations
-Conclusions
-1. Progress towards Sustainable Development
-2. Implementing Environmental Policy
5. Agriculture, Forestry, and the Environment
-Recommendations
-Conclusions
-1. Objectives Related to the Environment
-2. Mangement of Land and Soil Quality
-3. Management of Impacts on Water
-4. Mangement of Impacts on Biodiversity
-5. Management of GHG Emissions
6. Environmental-Social Interface
-Recommendations
-Conclusions
-1. Objectives and Policy Framework
-2. Environmental Information
-3. Public Participation and Consultation
-4. Access to Judicial Processes
-5. Environmental Information and Awareness
-6. Environment and Health
7. International Commitments
-Recommendations
-Conclusions
-1. Climate Protection
-2. Ozone-Depleting Substances
-3. International Trade and the Environment
-4. The Marine Environment
-5. Regional Environmental Co-operation
References
-Selected Environmental Data
-Selecged Economic Data
-Selected Social Data
-Selected Multilateral Agreements (worldwide)
-Selected Multilateral Agreements (regional)
-Abbreviations
-Physical Context
-Selected Environmental Websites
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