Titlebook: International Yearbook of Soil Law and Policy 2019; Harald Ginzky,Elizabeth Dooley,Oliver Ruppel Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Persistent Organic Pollutants and Soil Protection: National and Global Imperativesthat the legal framework does not give the necessary attention to the integrity of soils. It also notes that there is need for a comprehensive regime for the protection of soil as a natural resource. Such a regime will effectively improve soil governance by defining entitlements, permissible uses, p

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Combatting Desertification Through Soil and Water Conservation and Environmental Rehabilitation Measlience and proper scaling-up of best practices. Hence, the chapter recommends the need to scale up the Tigray region’s best practice on natural resources conservation and rehabilitation by adopting an integrated national land use and land use change policy. It is also important to apply stringent en

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Indigenous Knowledge and Soil Protection: Anthropological Remarks on Experiences in Namibiaensive studies and is, therefore, not available as a starting point for an investigation on indigenous knowledge and soil protection. Instead, this article will describe three cases experienced in Namibia, which will allow an exploration of what indigenous knowledge is about when considering policie

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The Future of International Soil Governanceivities of relevant institutions, each of which has limitations. While a certain degree of a rudimentary division of labour is emerging, there is scope and a need for improvement. We present options for improving international soil governance with regard to overarching issues, a new treaty or instit

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Critique of the Report “Improving International Soil Governance: Analysis and Recommendations”the German government could pursue”. This section is the main focus of this critique. The proposals made in the Report for more immediate action primarily involve improvements to the existing governance arrangements and generally are practical and sensible. However, they are also relatively cautious

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