Scarce resources

(c) the existence of production systems, directly related to widespread poverty, leading to land degradation and to pressure on scarce water resources;

(c) the Parties should develop, in a spirit of partnership, cooperation among all levels of government, communities, non-governmental organizations and landholders to establish a better understanding of the nature and value of land and scarce water resources in affected areas and to work towards their sustainable use; and

ALLOCATION AND USE OF SCARCE RESOURCES

Where the demand for radio frequencies in a specific range exceeds their availability, appropriate and transparent procedures should be followed for the assignment of such frequencies in order to avoid any discrimination and optimise use of those scarce resources.

(4) In prescribing the conditions cited in the preceding paragraph under which qualitative or quantitative economic exploitation may encroach on natural resources, their scarcity, endangerment, and ability to regenerate must be taken into consideration.

Any procedures for the allocation and use of scarce resources, including frequencies, numbers and rights of way, will be carried out in an objective, timely, transparent and non-discriminatory manner.

Any procedures for the allocation and use of scarce resources, including frequencies, numbers and rights of way, shall be carried out in an objective, timely, transparent and non-discriminatory manner.

Fishery statistics will be important to show the development of this scarce resource (See Title II).

The GOI submitted that the objective of the EPCG scheme, which was described in recitals 46 to 50 in the provisional duty Regulation, would be to permit the technological upgrading of plant and equipment by enterprises across the economy while also preserving India's scarce foreign exchange resources.

the existence of production systems, directly related to widespread poverty, leading to land degradation and to pressure on scarce water resources;

the Parties should develop, in a spirit of partnership, cooperation among all levels of government, communities, non-governmental organisations and landholders to establish a better understanding of the nature and value of land and scarce water resources in affected areas and to work towards their sustainable use;

Relevant activities shall also include, inter alia, support for mediation, negotiation and reconciliation efforts, for effective regional management of shared, scarce natural resources, for demobilisation and reintegration of former combatants into the society, for addressing the problem of child soldiers, as well as for suitable action to set responsible limits to military expenditure and the arms trade, including through support for the promotion and application of agreed standards and codes of conduct.