Assessment of the Legal, Scientific, and Institutional Frameworks for Biodiversity Protection in the Republic of Liberia

This Assessment examines the current legal, scientific, and institutional frameworks for protecting biodiversity in Liberia. It focuses on the laws and regulations that directly address biodiversity and is meant to assist Liberia in identifying opportunities for steps to further conserve and sustainably manage its biological resources.

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Main Authors: United Nations Environment Programme, Environmental Law Institute, Oxford Forestry Institute
Other Authors: Ecosystems Division
Format: Reports and Books biblioteca
Language:English
Published: 2007
Subjects:ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, LIBERIA, NATURAL RESOURCES, WATER RESOURCES, BIOTECHNOLOGY, BIOSAFETY, GENETIC RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT, INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION, BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, Disasters and conflict, protected area, species, protection of species, biodiversity,
Online Access:https://wedocs.unep.org/20.500.11822/17465
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Summary:This Assessment examines the current legal, scientific, and institutional frameworks for protecting biodiversity in Liberia. It focuses on the laws and regulations that directly address biodiversity and is meant to assist Liberia in identifying opportunities for steps to further conserve and sustainably manage its biological resources.