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1 13 *, 2011, p.108 Ramsar Sites wise use wise use wise use *

2 wise use Sustainable Use wise use , ha ,002ha wise use Communication, Education, Participation and Awareness wise use wise use

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7 19 wise use, 2012, pp wise use wise use d Each Contracting Party shall consider its international responsibilities for the conservation, management and wise use of migratory stocks of waterfowl, both when designating entries for the List and when exercising its right to change entries in the List relating to wetlands within its territory. 3 1 The Contracting Parties shall formulate and implement their planning so as to promote the conservation of the wetlands included in the List, and as far as possible the wise use of wetlands in their territory. wise use

8 wise use wise use of wetlands The wise use of wetlands is their sustainable utilization for the benefit of humankind in a way compatible with the maintenance of the natural properties of the ecosystem. 3 Sustainable utilization Sustainable utiliza- generations while maintaining its potential to meet Natural properties of the ecosystem Natural properties of the ical or chemical components, such as soil, water, plants, animals and nutrients, and the interactions wise use of wetlands Wise use of wetlands is the maintenance of their ecological character, achieved through the implementation of ecosystem approaches, within the context of sustainable development.. 1 A. 22 Ecological character is the combination of the ecosystem components, pro- wetland at a given point in time.. 1 A

9 21 For the purposes of implementation of Article 3.2, change in ecological character is the human-induced adverse alteration of any ecosys- service.. 1 A. 19. A. 7 wise use of wetlands Mission Vision 4 Goal 19 Target 12 wise use of wetlands 2 wise use

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15 27 wise use of wetlands , 2016, pp p.8 Q&A HP[ html] HP[ HP [ HP 27 7 [ html?idsubtop=3&id=2038&g=554] [ ,07: ,10: ,14:00 3

16 , 10 Guidelines on Biodiversity and Tourism Development (2004) Sustainable tourism in protected areas: guidelines for planning and management (2002), Managing tourism at World Heritage Sites: a practical manual for World Heritage site managers (2002) , pp (d) to make general or specific recommendations to the Contracting Parties regarding the conservation, management and wise use of wetlands and their flora and fauna; 3 3 The Contracting Parties shall ensure that those responsible at all levels for wetlands management shall be informed of, and take into consideration,recommendations of such Conferences concerning the conservation, management and wise use of wetlands and HP [ wise usematthews 1993, pp Ramsar Convention Secretariat 2016a, pp [

17 29 ramsar.org/resources/ramsar-handbooks] HP [ ramsar/conv/3.html] wise use 2000, pp ,p , pp HP pp HP wise use Matthews,1993 pp wise use HP 12 Ramsar Convention Secretariat , pp [ or.jp/taisyo/oubo_jyusyou/oubo_jyusyou frame.htm] [ aleph-inc.co.jp/fuyumizu/fuyumizu00.html] , p , p [ maff.go.jp/j/press/kanbo/kihyo01/ html] [

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20 pp , pp , pp CSR 55 1, pp.1-17 G.V.T.Matthews 1993 Ramsar Convention Secretariat 2010 Handbook1 Wise use of wetlands ramsar handbooks 4th edition 2010 [ ramsar.org/resources/ramsar-handbooks] Ramsar Convention Secretariat 2016a An Introduction to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands ramsar handbooks 5th edition1,2016 [ resources/ramsar-handbooks] Ramsar Convention Secretariat 2016b The Fourth Ramsar Strategic Plan ramsar handbooks 5th edition2,2016 [ resources/ramsar-handbooks] html jyoyaku/rmsl.html

21 33 Brand of the Ramsar Convention on wetlands and sustainable use Toward the establishment of the wise use Associate Professor Social System Research Institute Chuo Gakuin University Kenichi Hayashi Abstract This paper, towards the sustainable development of the local economy, discourse and to expect the tourism resources and local brands of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar Sites), and efforts for tourism seen in in that it has become so, and was supported in the natural environment of the Ramsar sites, local resources brand development by specialty products such as local paddies (Fuyumizu Tanbo) focus on the rice, it was examined related initiatives with the wise use toward local brand of Ramsar sites. As a result, waterfowl wise use of wetlands indicated by the Ramsar Convention for the purpose of protection of habitats such as wildlife, including the wetlands of ecological character, in other words, a certain point in time compo- according to the method and speed that does not result in a negative change due to human, wetlands of sustainable, touristy of and in such form, it was pointed out that that may be accepted only branding.

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A5 PDF.pwd Kwansei Gakuin University Rep Title Author(s) 家族にとっての労働法制のあり方 : 子どもにとっての親の非正規労働を中心に Hasegawa, Junko, 長谷川, 淳子 Citation 法と政治, 65(3): 193(825)-236(868) Issue Date 2014-11-30 URL