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The harmonious balance between tea production and biodiversity conservation which has been maintained over years
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A record of the rebuilding process of the way of life of the people in Kirikiri, Otsuchi-cho, Iwate Japan
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The opportunities in IPSI for developing partnerships, especially for developing countries, to better achieve goals
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The potential and growth of IPSI and the furthering of international environmental and development goals
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The exciting possibilities for the role of the Satoyama approach to conservation
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The potential for protection of biological and cultural diversity in indigenous communities
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The support of IPSI for government policy, environment, and the people in Cambodia
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The new possibilities for partnering in the IPSI
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The results of the IPSI Global Conference and partnerships between the developed and developing world
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The opportunities for cooperation on transnational models of conservation
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The benefits of and possibilities for partnering with IPSI
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The importance of implementation of biodiversity initiatives in rural areas with local community involvement
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The relationship between the people and environment in Gabon, and opportunities for partnering within IPSI
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Study and restoration and future conservation of satoyama-type regions
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The importance of biodiversity and sustainable use, and the benefits of joining the Satoyama Initiative
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The contributions to sustainability that indigenous peoples and traditional knowledge offer through IPSI
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The integrative role of IPSI in biodiversity conservation efforts