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Resolution 19.98: Vote of Thanks to the Host Country AWARE that the demanding objectives of a General Assembly of IUCN can only be met when the Session takes place in a well-equipped and efficiently managed setting; EMPHASIZING that a congenial and friendly atmosphere contributes immensely to success; NOTING with appreciation that these conditions were met in full measure at the 19th Session of the General Assembly held in the Sheraton Conference Centre in Buenos Aires; The General Assembly of IUCN - The World Conservation Union, at its 19th Session in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 17-26 January 1994: 1. WARMLY thanks the Government of the Republic of Argentina for so generously hosting the 19th Session; 2. EXPRESSES particular thanks to His Excellency the President of the Republic Don Carlos Saúl Menem for honouring the Assembly with his presence and welcome at the Opening Ceremony, and to the Secretary of State for Natural Resources and the Human Environment, Dona Ing. Maria Julia Alsogaray, for her support and that of her Secretariat throughout the period of organization of the Assembly as well as during the Session itself; 3. ACKNOWLEDGES with gratitude the dedicated support provided by the local conference organizers, the personnel of the Sheraton Towers Hotel, the many local volunteer helpers, and all those others who gave generously of their time and knowledge. V
Contents Foreword iii Resolution 19.98: Vote of Thanks to the Host Country v Acknowledgements 3 Minutes of the 19th Session of the General Assembly 5 Report of the Symposium on Conservation and Sustainable Resource Use in Argentina 41 (106 th Sitting) Report of the Symposium on Conservation and Sustainable Resource Use in South 43 America (107th Sitting) Reports from the Informal Discussion Groups on Major Components of the Strategy 45 and Review of Commissions Report of the Technical Meeting on the IUCN Programme and Budget 1994-1996 51 Reports from the Workshops 55 Annexes 1. Agenda adopted by the 19th Session of the General Assembly 81 2. List of Papers 84 3. Opening Keynote Address by the President of the World Conservation Union, 86 Sir Shridath Ramphal 4. Opening Address by His Excellency The President of the Republic of Bolivia, 91 Lic. Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada 5. Opening Address by His Excellency The President of the Republic of Argentina, 93 Dr Carlos Saúl Menem 6. Speech by the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment 95 Programme (UNEP), Elizabeth Dowdeswell, read by Professor Reuben Olembo 7. Speech by the Director General of WWF International, Dr Claude Martin 98 8. Presentation by Mr Leif E. Christoffersen on the Findings and Recommenda- 100 tions of the External Review Team for the IUCN Programme 1991-1993 9. Report of the Programme Committee 103 1
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conservation programmes between lan
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Committee of the CBD. It was attend
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contamination. Myers estimated the
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The term "carrying capacity" may be
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fundamental in securing long-term r
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mental considerations in their work
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¤ how the Union and its Secretaria
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Annex 1 Agenda adopted by the 19th
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108th Sitting of the General Assemb
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Annex 2 Commission on Environmental
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Assembly underlines that regional a
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Annex 4 Opening Address by His Exce
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Annex 5 Opening Address by His Exce
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Annex 6 Speech by the Executive Dir
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programme for this General Assembly
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will focus policy promotion work on
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from these activities must now be b
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Annex 9 Report of the Programme Com
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(a) The Committee endorses the reco
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Annex 10 Report of the Finance and
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Annex 11 Statement by Dr Jay Hair o
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Annex 12 Mandates of five IUCN Comm
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(d) Cooperating organizations will
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(c) To focus in-depth attention on
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5. Structure and Organization CNPPA
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(e) ensure that all recommendations
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Annex 13 Citation for the Award of
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protected localities was approved b
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focus for a lot of invaluable conta
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Annex 15 Speech by the incoming Dir
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oundaries. Let us retain the capaci
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In addition we need a much better u
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easonably sure, however, that there
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List of Participants Algeria Prof.
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NG Red Informatica Ecologista RIE L
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Sr Enrique A. Cortinez Anexo Honora
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Fax 54 1 3135415 O Waste Management
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Sr Carlos Fabian Ramallo Centro de
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Sr Julio Torti Waste Management Lea
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ST Department of the Arts, Sport, t
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Casilla 11237 La Paz Tel. 591 2 324
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Department of Renewable Resources G
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Fax 506 408373 NG Asociación ANAI
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Mr Esko Jaakkola Ministry of the En
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Fax 49 331 2882600 O PIK - Potsdam
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o ssc Prof Pablo Rende Confederatio
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Dr Lea Scherl Environment Liaison I
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1018 DD Amsterdam Tel. 31 20 626173
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Ms Seema Malik Teachers' Resource C
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Tel. 7 095 124047 Fax 7 095 2548283
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Instituto National para la Conserva
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Dr Julius-Anton Smeyers Comite d'Ac
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P.O. Box 189040 Sacramento Californ
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United States Department of the Int
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Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fis
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Mr Jeremy J.C. Mallinson Jersey Wil
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Geog. Judith Musso Quintero Coordin
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List of Staff Members of the IUCN S
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IUCN Country Liaison Office France
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Stephan FULLER Canada G.M. KHATTAK
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Argentinian Steering Committee Fern
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