The preservation, promotion and protection of indigenous traditional knowledge are subject to a wide range of threats, including

Participants mentioned globalization and activities such as logging and mining as a threat to the preservation of traditional knowledge.

Preservation of evidence

Preservation of purchasing power

Finding the state of preservation.

Protection and preservation of ecosystems

Preservation of the space environment

Detail preservation

Forest preservation

Respect for the rights of indigenous peoples, in particular their human rights, are at the heart of their concerns about the preservation, promotion and protection of indigenous traditional knowledge.

The concept of preservation is futile.

(a) Protection and preservation of ecosystems

Article 12 Protection and preservation of ecosystems

Protection and preservation of the insolvency estate

C. Preservation of and access to archives

The Forum should encourage Governments to develop and adopt national policies and laws on indigenous traditional knowledge that reflect a commitment to its protection, promotion and preservation.

Draw a preservation mask

Environmental Protection and Preservation

Protection, preservation and management

Protection, preservation and management

In the formulation of national and international systems of protection, the particular importance of women in the protection of traditional knowledge should not be disregarded, as they play a key role in its preservation.

Preservation of evidence, while vital to the success of any investigation, is secondary to the preservation of life and to the recovery of bodies.

(a) Protection and preservation of the marine environment

Principle 13 Measures for the preservation of archives

PRINCIPLE 13. MEASURES FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ARCHIVES

D. Protection and preservation of the marine environment

Preservation for storage for prefabs

Resolution 20 3 Preservation and sustainable development of oases

C. Protection and preservation of ecosystems, habitats and species

Preservation and presentation of the cultural heritage of Sri Lanka

PART IV. PROTECTION, PRESERVATION AND MANAGEMENT

Miscellaneous oils, grease and preservation fluids

(b) For preservation of 117 reserve vehicles of various categories ( 23,900)

36. Preservation of the environment and proper management of natural resources.

Both areas are desirable candidates for preservation.

The preservation, promotion and protection of indigenous traditional knowledge has been an issue of concern to the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues since its first session in 2002, and the Forum has issued several recommendations on this subject.

The preservation of article IV obligations continued to be of paramount importance.

The second, preservation of the security and safety of satellites in orbit.

C. Preservation of and access to archives bearing witness to violations

C. Preservation of and access to archives bearing witness to violations

(c) For testing and long term preservation of 500 generators ( 35,000)

Within this context, I wish to emphasize that preservation of cultural and historical sites through reuse is carried out in accordance with international instruments governing the preservation of cultural heritage.

(c) Measures of protection, preservation and management of those aquifers and aquifer systems.

E. Protection and preservation of the marine environment from all sources of pollution

(b) Preservation and development of the national intellectual, artistic and archaeological heritage