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Additional Resources on Synergetic Integration of MEAs into National Laws

Implementation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements for Efficient Water Management (2005), by the Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD) (examining how national implementation plans under various MEAs can provide guidance in designing and applying national water policies and promoting integrated water resource management).

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Inter-Agency Cooperation in Drafting a CITES Law for St. Lucia
Developing a Framework Environmental Law in Sudan
Issue-Based Modules to Facilitate Synergetic Implementation of Related MEAs
Financial Analysis of Proposed Legislative Actions in Macedonia
Cost Estimates in Romania
CITES Project on Cost-Benefit Analysis of Wildlife in Madagascar
Regulatory Impact Assessment and Cost-Benefit Analysis in Uganda
Limitations of Cost-Benefit Analysis
Partnership Project for the Development of Environmental Laws and Institutions in Africa (PADELIA)
CITES National Legislation Project
Use of Consultants to Assist in Drafting Legislation to Implement MEAs in St. Lucia
Consultants to Facilitate Legislative Development: Ugandan Forest Sector Legislation
Incorporating MEAs into National Environmental Action Plans (NEAPs) in Georgia
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