Paragraphs in "ASEAN Agreement On The Conservation Of Nature And Natural Resources" coded as SCIR

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Pre.9	CONSCIOUS of their ever-growing value from a scientific, cultural, social and economic point of view;
Art.1.1	(1) The Contracting Parties, within the frame- work of their respective national laws, under- take to adopt singly, or where necessary and appropriate through concerted action, the measures necessary to maintain essential ecological process and life-support systems, to preserve genetic diversity, and to ensure the sustainable utilization of harvested natural resources under their jurisdiction in accordance with scientific principles and with a view to attaining the goal of sustainable development.
Art.1.2	(2) To this end they shall develop national conservation strategies, and shall co-ordinate such strategies within the framework of a conservation strategy for the Region.
Art.3.3.d	(d) promote and establish gene banks and other documented collections of animal and plant genetic resources.
Art.4.1x	The Contracting Parties shall pay special attention to harvested species, and, to that effect, shall endeavour to develop, adopt and implement management plans for those species, based on scientific studies and aiming at
Art.4.2x.g	(g) trade and possession of specimens or products of specimens are regulated whenever such regulations meaningfully contribute to the implementation of the harvesting regulations;
Art.5.1x.b	(b) regulate the trade in and possession of specimens and products of those species accordingly;
Art.8.2.a	(a) undertake and promote the necessary hydrological research especially with a view to ascertaining the characteristics of each watershed;
Art.11.1x.c	(c) establishing national environmental quality monitoring programmes, particular attention being paid to the effects of pollution on natural ecosystems, and co-operation in such programmes for the Region as a whole.
Art.13.1.d	(d) areas of particular importance because of their scientific, educational, aesthetic, or cultural interests; and taking into account their importance in particular as:
Art.13.1.d.a	(a) the natural habitat of species of fauna and flora; particularly rare or endangered or endemic species;
Art.13.1.d.b	(b) zones necessary for the maintenance of exploitable stocks of economically important species; (c) pools of genetic material and said refuge for species, especially endangered ones;
Art.13.1.d	(d) sites of ecological, aesthetic or cultural interest;
Art.13.1.e	(e) reference sources for scientific research;
Art.13.3.a.iii	(iii) National Parks shall be dedicated to conservation and to scientific, educational and recreational uses and the common welfare of the people.
Art.13.3.b.i	(i) This expression denotes areas set aside for the purpose of preserving a specific ecosystem, the critical habitat of certain species of fauna or flora, a water catchment area or for any other specific purpose relating to the conservation of natural resources or objects or areas of scientific, aesthetic, cultural, educational or recreational interest.
Art.13.6	(6) Contracting Parties shall co-operate in the development of principles, objectives, criteria and guidelines for the selection establishment and management of protected areas in the Region with a view to establishing a co-ordinated network of protected areas throughout the Region, giving particular attention to those of regional importance. An Appendix containing such principles, objectives, criteria and guidelines shall be drawn up in the light of the best scientific evidence as adapted to the conservation requirements of the Region and shall be adopted by a meeting of Contracting Parties.
Art.14.1	(1) The Contracting Parties undertake that proposals for any activity which may significantly affect the natural environment shall as far as possible be subjected to an assessment of their consequences before they are adopted, and they shall take into consideration the results of this assessment in their decision-making process.
Art.14.2	(2) In those cases where any such activities are undertaken, the Contracting Parties shall plan and carry them out so as to overcome or minimize any assessed adverse effects and shall monitor such effects with a vie, to taking remedial action as appropriate.
Art.15.1x	The Contracting Parties shall individually or in co-operation with other Contracting Parties or appropriate international organizations, promote and, whenever possible, support scientific and technical programmes of relevance to the conservation and management of natural resources, including monitoring, research, the exchange of technical information and the evaluation of results.
Art.16.3	(3) Contracting Parties shall endeavour to, individually or in cooperation with other Contracting Parties or appropriate inter- national organizations, develop the programmes and facilities necessary to train adequate and sufficient scientific and technical personnel to fulfill the aims of this Agreement.
Art.18.2.a	(a) to collaborate in monitoring activities;
Art.18.2.b	(b) to the greatest extent possible, coordinate their research activities;
Art.18.2.c	(c) to use comparable or standardized research techniques and procedures with a view to obtaining comparable data;
Art.18.2.d	(d) to exchange appropriate scientific and technical data, information and experience, on a regular basis;
Art.18.3.a	(a) Information of assistance in the monitoring of the biological status of the natural living resources of the Region;
Art.18.3.b	(b) Information, including reports and publications of a scientific, administrative or legal nature and, in particular information on measures taken by the Parties in pursuance of the provisions of this Agreement; .
Art.18.3.b.ix	the status of species included in Appendix 1;
Art.19.2.c	(c) as far as possible, make environmental assessments prior to engaging in activities with respect to shared natural resources which may create a risk of significantly affecting the environment of another sharing Contracting Party or other sharing Contracting Parties;
Art.19.2.g	(g) whenever appropriate, engage 1. joint scientific studies and assessments, with a view to facilitating cooperation with regard to environmental problems related to a shared resource, on the basis of agreed data.
Art.20.3.a	(a) to make environmental impact assessment before engaging in any activity that may create a risk of significantly affecting the environment or the natural resources of another Contracting Party or the environment or natural resources beyond national jurisdiction;