Policy Implications and Implementation of Environmental ICTPs in Developing States: Examples from Bangladesh

A number of International Conventions, Treaties and Protocols (ICTPs) have been produced around the world for years and decades and Bangladesh has signed a number of ICTPs after independence in 1971. Though all those are inevitable, but often the importance is not of the same magnitude. Like many ot...

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Published in:Electronic green journal 2008-04, Vol.1 (26), p.2
Main Authors: Alam, Mahbubul, Rashid, A.Z.M. Manzoor, Furukawa, Yasushi
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bangladesh
Environmental policy
Finance
International cooperation
Treaties
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Summary:A number of International Conventions, Treaties and Protocols (ICTPs) have been produced around the world for years and decades and Bangladesh has signed a number of ICTPs after independence in 1971. Though all those are inevitable, but often the importance is not of the same magnitude. Like many other developing countries Bangladesh is also not in a position to fully implement the convention provisions. But the policy, legal instruments and programmes so far being implemented reflect participation in those initiatives. The principal constraint remains in the shortage of financial resources need to be allocated for implementation of projects. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:1076-7975
1076-7975
DOI:10.5070/G312610730