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The environmental program for the Mediterranean : preserving a shared heritage and managing a common resource
The environmental degradation of the Mediterranean basin is already severe and is worsening by the day in many areas. To bring this degradation to a halt, the Mediterranean countries must find remedies for the underlying causes : harmful economic policies, weak regulatory and administrative systems,...
|a The environmental program for the Mediterranean :
|b preserving a shared heritage and managing a common resource
|c / World Bank
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|b World Bank
|a Washington, D.C.
|c 1990
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|a ix, 93 p. :
|b il.
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|a Incluye bibliografía
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|a Preface -- Definitions and abbreviations -- Summary -- 1. A strong regional identity: the guiding principle for collective action -- 2. Taking stock: the nature and extent of environmental degradation -- 3. The causes of environmental degradation -- 4. Toward a program of environmental action -- 5. The EPM: how the strategies of the banks will support regional action -- Background papers -- Participants to the World Bank-European Investment Bank Workshop on the Environmental Program for the Mediterranean, Paris, December 7-8, 1989 -- Notes to the maps -- Boxes -- Tables -- Maps
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|a The environmental degradation of the Mediterranean basin is already severe and is worsening by the day in many areas. To bring this degradation to a halt, the Mediterranean countries must find remedies for the underlying causes : harmful economic policies, weak regulatory and administrative systems, and insufficient popular awareness and political resolve. The base for common action is solid. The Mediterranean Action Plan, (begun in 1975), has advanced understanding of the threats to the environment and has provided a forum for common approaches and agreements. Much, however, remains to be done to influence the formulation of economic policies and investment projects. This report, a joint effort by the two Banks, identifies priority areas and defines the broad instruments of intervention for mounting a responsive program of assistance - the Environmental Program for the Mediterranean (EPM). This report concludes the first of the program ' s three phases. The second phase will identify and prepare investment projects and institution strengthening activities and will define specific policy measures. The third phase will implement these measures, projects and activities.
