Sarhad Provincial Conservation Strategy - IUCN

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E X E C U T I V E S U M M A R Y a more rational connection between environmental priority-setting and financial reality. In 1997, it will be appropriate to do an evaluation of the Transition to Implementation phase of the SPCS and to prepare for a reworking of the <strong>Strategy</strong>. In 1999, it will be linked to the Ninth Five-Year Plan. But this will have far more significance than the first xxviii SARHAD PROVINCIAL CONSERVATION STRATEGY one, given the dawning of a new millennium. In fact, the next phase of the SPCS might best be called the SPCS 2000 with an even longer term vision than the five-year planning cycle and work plan that it would contain. The SPCS 2000 will, therefore, have a more symbolic component as well—defining with more precision a vision of sustainability for decades to come.
PART 1 THE C O N T E X T
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