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Box III.4 Latin America and the Caribbean: education for <strong>sustainable</strong> <strong>development</strong>
and environmental education ................................................................................... 164
Box III.5 Ratification of Convention 169 of the International Labour Organization:
case of the Plurinational State of Bolivia ................................................................. 165
Box III.6 Leadership training for indigenous women in Ecuador ........................................... 166
Box III.7 Role of local governments in greening local economies .......................................... 168
Box III.8 Latin America and the Caribbean: trade union action on environmental matters .... 169
Box IV.1 SIDS country profile: Haiti ...................................................................................... 188
Box V.1 References to the environment in science and technology policies of
Latin American and Caribbean countries ................................................................. 221
Box VI.1 Building technical and institutional capacity for the territorial <strong>development</strong>
of the Bogota-Cundinamarca region ........................................................................ 240
Box VI.2 Inter-ministerial coordination for <strong>sustainable</strong> <strong>development</strong> ..................................... 241
Box VI.3 Latin America and the Caribbean: country proposals on access to information,
participation and justice in decision-making on environmental matters,
which form part of their contributions to the negotiating document for
the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+<strong>20</strong>).................. 247
Box VI.4 The Science Policy Information Network (SPIN).................................................... 250
Maps
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Map II.1
Latin America (selected countries): impact of extreme events on regional
infrastructure, 1970-<strong>20</strong>09 ......................................................................................... 53
Latin America and the Caribbean: areas most vulnerable to climate change
according to its expected impacts by <strong>20</strong>50 .............................................................. 103
Map II.2 Latin America and the Caribbean: hot spots by type of deterioration, <strong>20</strong>05 ............ 116
Map II.3 Latin America and the Caribbean: protected areas, <strong>20</strong>09 ........................................ 121
Map III.1 Latin America and the Caribbean: number of researchers, <strong>20</strong>09
or latest available data .............................................................................................. 173
Map V.1 Latin America and the Caribbean: remittances received, <strong>20</strong>10 ................................ 211