Marine debris comes from both land and ship based sources.

(a) Sources of marine debris (the main land based and sea based sources of marine debris, including fisheries activities) (see A 60 63, paras. 236 240)

The Republic of Korea is also continuing to implement measures to protect the marine environment by preventing or reducing pollution from vessels and land based sources.

It has long been recognized that one of the most serious and extensive threats to the health of the marine ecosystem is pollution from land based sources.

Concerned that marine pollution from all sources, including vessels and, in particular, land based sources, constitutes a serious threat to human health and safety, endangers fish stocks, marine biodiversity and marine habitats and has significant costs to local and national economies,

Concerned that marine pollution from all sources, including vessels and in particular land based sources, constitutes a serious threat to human health and safety, endangers fish stocks, marine biodiversity and marine habitats and has significant costs to local and national economies,

The Secretary General's report highlights the growing problem of marine debris and its link with land based sources of pollution, as well as the issue of noise pollution.

Concerned that marine pollution from all sources, including vessels and, in particular, land based sources, constitutes a serious threat to human health and safety, endangers fish stocks, marine biodiversity and marine and coastal habitats and has significant costs to local and national economies,

5. Calls upon all relevant States to take the necessary steps to bring into force, and to support the implementation of, the Protocol Concerning Pollution from Land based Sources and Activities,See www.cep.unep.org law. in order to protect the marine environment of the Caribbean Sea from land based pollution and degradation

Marine litter comes from both sea based sources and land based sources and it is obvious that measures to reduce or prevent it in the marine and coastal environment have to be taken in many communities, as part of a large number of activities over a wide range of societal sectors, and by many individuals in many different circumstances.

The main land based sources of marine litter are municipal landfills (waste dumps) located on the coast, riverine transport of waste from landfills and other sources, discharges of untreated municipal sewage and storm water, industrial facilities, medical waste and tourism (recreational visitors, beach goers).

42. Calls upon States to continue to prioritize action on marine pollution from land based sources as part of their national sustainable development strategies and programmes, in an integrated and inclusive manner, as a means of implementing the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land based Activities A 51 116, annex II.

47. Calls upon States to continue to prioritize action on marine pollution from land based sources as part of their national sustainable development strategies and programmes, in an integrated and inclusive manner, as a means of implementing the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land based Activities A 51 116, annex II.

63. Calls upon States to continue to prioritize action on marine pollution from land based sources as part of their national sustainable development strategies and programmes, in an integrated and inclusive manner, and to advance the implementation of the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land based ActivitiesA 51 116, annex II. and the Montreal Declaration on the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land based Activities See A 57 57, annex I.B.

There is growing awareness in the region of the impact of land based sources of marine pollution, which is estimated to be responsible for about 80 per cent of all pollution entering the oceans.

It also looked at integrated coastal area and river basin management, which links freshwater and coastal and marine systems, highlighting land based sources of activities affecting the quality and uses of the coastal and marine environment.

Participants engage in identifying sources of conflict, and examine traditional negotiation, and rights based negotiation approaches.

A very disconcerting practice is documented by various sources collective punishment based upon guilt by association .

Welcoming the adoption, on 6 October 1999 in Aruba, of the Protocol Concerning Pollution from Land based Sources and ActivitiesAvailable from www.cep.unep.org. to the Convention for the Protection and Development of the Marine Environment of the Wider Caribbean Region,

Welcoming the adoption, on 16 October 1999 in Aruba, of the Protocol Concerning Pollution from Land based Sources and ActivitiesSee www.cep.unep.org law. to the Convention for the Protection and Development of the Marine Environment of the Wider Caribbean Region,

(b) Monthly chronology of developments relating to the question of Palestine, based on media reports and other sources

However, activities under the Assessment and Management of Environmental Pollution subprogramme (including the Land based Sources of Marine Pollution Protocol) and those that promote the implementation of the Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife Protocol are directly related to marine litter.

Attention was also drawn to joint agreements as a way to address the issue of marine debris in an integrated manner, taking into account land based sources and to establish effective and compulsory systems of reporting and registration of fishing gear.

While the Group could not confirm the recruitment activities, it spoke with military and civilian sources based in Aru.

Noting the problem of marine pollution caused, inter alia, by land based sources and the continuing threat of pollution from ship generated waste and sewage, as well as from the accidental release of hazardous and noxious substances in the Caribbean Sea area,

Noting the problem of marine pollution caused, inter alia, by land based sources and the continuing threat of pollution from ship generated waste and sewage, as well as from the accidental release of hazardous and noxious substances in the Caribbean Sea area,

Noting the problem of marine pollution caused, inter alia, by land based sources and the continuing threat of pollution from ship generated waste and sewage as well as from the accidental release of hazardous and noxious substances in the Caribbean Sea area,

Noting the problem of marine pollution caused, inter alia, by land based sources and the continuing threat of pollution from ship generated waste and sewage as well as from the accidental release of hazardous and noxious substances in the Caribbean Sea area,

It has long been recognized that pollution from land based sources is one of the most serious and extensive threats to the health of the marine ecosystem, but actions to diminish these threats at the national, regional and global levels have been lacking.

Source Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia, staff calculations involving rescaling and estimation, based on national and international sources.

10. Calls upon all relevant States to take the necessary steps to bring into force, and to support the implementation of, the Protocol Concerning Pollution from Land based Sources and ActivitiesAvailable from www.cep.unep.org. to the Convention for the Protection and Development of the Marine Environment of the Wider Caribbean RegionUnited Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 1506, No. 25974. in order to protect the marine environment of the Caribbean Sea from land based pollution and degradation

Based on several sources, over 50 per cent of providers in Bosnia and Herzegovina are in default concerning social care construction.

12. Recognizes the need to build the capacity of developing States to raise awareness of, and support implementation of, improved waste management practices, noting the particular vulnerability of small island developing States to the impact of marine pollution from land based sources and marine debris

Welcoming the adoption, on 6 October 1999 in Aruba, of the Protocol Concerning Pollution from Land based Sources and ActivitiesAvailable on the Internet at www.cep.unep.org law sub_law htm. to the Convention for the Protection and Development of the Marine Environment of the Wider Caribbean Region,

14. Recognizes the need to build the capacity of developing States to raise awareness of, and support implementation of, improved waste management practices, noting the particular vulnerability of small island developing States to the impact of marine pollution from land based sources and marine debris

The relationship of women to land is based on traditional values of family ownership of land where usufruct is most common.

In Latin America, current land distribution programmes are based on land banks or land market schemes that operate on the principle of purchasing of land, necessitating the availability of sufficient cash resources.

36. Calls upon States to continue to prioritize action on marine pollution from land based sources as part of their national sustainable development strategies and programmes, in an integrated and inclusive manner, as a means of implementing the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land based Activities,A 51 116, annex II. and takes note of the review by the intergovernmental meeting in Montreal, Canada, from 26 to 30 November 2001

The statement does not cover ballistic missiles passing through outer space, land based and air based missile defence systems or space sensors, or anti satellite systems other than space based systems.

Stressing the need for further diversification of funding sources to address land degradation, in accordance with articles 20 and 21 of the Convention,

Stressing the need for further diversification of funding sources to address land degradation, in accordance with articles 20 and 21 of the Convention,

Stressing the need for further diversification of funding sources to address land degradation, in accordance with articles 20 and 21 of the Convention,

Stressing the need for further diversification of funding sources to address land degradation, in accordance with articles 20 and 21 of the Convention,

OHCHR has relied exclusively on information provided by United Nations sources, based on information provided by States, to draw up the requested list of States.

In addition, it sets out the indicators selected for the purposes of monitoring Brazil's progress in certain areas, based on sources available from the IBGE.