Toward an Environmental Strategy for Asia, Parts 63-224World Bank, 1993 - 210 pages World Bank Discussion Paper No. 224. All of the World Bank's priorities for environmental aid to Asia are described in this comprehensive manual. Also featured is a framework to improve the region's environmental management and achieve sustainable |
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... Involvement . Pri- vate sector involvement is essential in advancing the key elements of an environmental strategy . A one - sided " punitive " regulatory approach will be less effective than one in which industry is actively consulted ...
... Involvement . Pri- vate sector involvement is essential in advancing the key elements of an environmental strategy . A one - sided " punitive " regulatory approach will be less effective than one in which industry is actively consulted ...
Page 136
... involvement of local communities , and development of management techniques to encourage sustain - able management of forests . In the forest - deficit countries of India and Sri Lanka , and to a lesser extent Bangladesh , the Bank ...
... involvement of local communities , and development of management techniques to encourage sustain - able management of forests . In the forest - deficit countries of India and Sri Lanka , and to a lesser extent Bangladesh , the Bank ...
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... involvement by affected parties in both project design and implementation . ( Participation can lead to the sharing ... Involvement Private sector involvement is essential in advanc- Box 8.4 : Revising Environmental Standards The revised ...
... involvement by affected parties in both project design and implementation . ( Participation can lead to the sharing ... Involvement Private sector involvement is essential in advanc- Box 8.4 : Revising Environmental Standards The revised ...
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