Sentence examples for equitably managed from inspiring English sources

However, whether many MPAs are being effectively and equitably managed, and how MPA management influences substantive outcomes remain unknown.

In the AT 11, reference to the term "equitably managed" has demonstrated the importance of equity in the planning and management of MPAs and in this paper, a description of how equity should be considered from the inception stage is detailed.

Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity have committed to increase the terrestrial area currently under protection2 from 15.4% to at least 17% in 'effectively and equitably managed, ecologically representative and well connected' protected areas by 2020 (Aichi biodiversity target 11)3.

Our collective trust is placed in democratically elected governments and their agents to professionally and equitably manage, conserve, and allocate the annually expendable portion of this wildlife wealth for public use.

The Share approach is described by Indian activist Anandi Sharan as follows, "By monetising the remaining emission space, giving permits to every individual on earth, and letting them sell permits to hydrocarbon producers trading in an ever declining quantity of emission backed currency units, the world can equitably manage the transition to a post-hydrocarbon and post nuclear world".

In Pakistan, public sector often lacks capacity to effectively & equitably manage the healthcare services.

In Ethiopia, the health system is arranged as a four-tier system, which includes: facility, district, city (region/zone/sub) and federal which should be appropriately linked, equitably distributed and managed in a decentralized, participatory and efficient manner.

The third issue is to equitably deal with this loss from the world insurance perspective.

But she would have wanted to be certain that Kenyans understood where the water that charges these aquifers comes from, that it was distributed equitably, and how it could be managed to last not just for seventy, but for seven hundred years (or more).

Haupt managed to "re-distribute power" equitably over all segments of the road, ordered the railroad to run on a published, fixed schedule and dispensed with routine telegraph operations altogether.

The 2010 constitution that Wangari helped draft says that every person has the right to a clean and healthy environment for the benefit of current and future generations, and requires the Kenyan government to ensure that natural resources are managed sustainably and the benefits they provide be shared equitably.