Botswana Sample Clauses

Botswana. There are biannual waterbird counts in all the important waterbird areas across the country by Birdlife Botswana (BLB) in collaboration with the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP). The Waterbird monitoring program involves DWNP and BLB staff as well as individual volunteers. The biannual bird counts are done in January and July. The program targets countrywide monitoring but currently most of the monitoring is done in the southern-eastern part of the country as well as part of the central district, with low participation in the upper central and north regions which are wetlands rich. The DWNP research office in Maun has liaised with BLB and is currently identifying wetlands to be monitored in the north. The Mauritian Wildlife Foundation is doing some monitoring related to the 2020 MV Wakashio oil spill.

Botswana. Wildlife Poisoning Working Group, comprising wildlife stakeholders, has just been formed and poisoning protocols have been drafted. The aim is to ultimately have a Lead Poisoning Working Group that will specifically address the threat posed by lead to wildlife and wetlands and advocate for the phasing out of use of lead shot for hunting in wetlands. In 2021, the Namibian Wildlife Lead (Pb) Poisoning Working Group was established. This Working Group endeavours to incentivise the transition of hunting and the wildlife sector to lead-free ammunition, including by awareness-raising, testing and providing information on non-lead alternatives, research into lead in wildlife meat on markets, supporting the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism to transition to using lead-free ammunition, and exploring the introduction of an environmental levy on lead ammunition and a waiver of taxes on lead-free ammunition. (See further ▇▇▇▇▇://▇-▇-▇.▇▇▇/namibian-wildlife-lead-poisoning-working-group) SA Wingshooters and the SA Hunters and Game Conservation Association (SAHGCA) both have position statements recommending that their members not shoot over wetlands with lead shot, and the SAHGCA is undertaking ongoing awareness raising amongst its members and the general public on the risks associated with the use of lead-based ammunition. In the Gauteng province, it has been recommended for several years that all hunting licenses and permits to ▇▇▇▇ damage causing waterfowl (e.g. Egyptian Geese on golf estates) include a condition that no hunting is permitted over wetlands and that no lead shot may be used when hunting near wetlands or rivers where there is potential for shot to drop into water. Compliance is not monitored. However, GDARDE has communicated this issue in meetings with representatives of the local wingshooter community and they agree that this is a necessary measure. Despite the above, the availability and affordability of lead-free shotgun ammunition remains a significant hurdle. No lead-free shotgun shells are currently manufactured in South Africa, with the result that they have to be imported at six times the price of standard lead shotgun shells. South Africa’s Lead Task Team (LTT) (a multi-stakeholder forum, which was established by government in 2019) endeavours to ensure that wildlife in South Africa is not harmed by exposure to lead. The LTT’s activities include, inter alia, awareness raising, identifying and filling research gaps, providing policy a...

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Botswana. “In accordance with Article 23 of the Agreement, the Republic of Botswana declares that the persons referred to in sub-paragraphs (a) and (b) of that Article, if they are nationals or permanent residents of the Republic of Botswana, shall in the Republic of Botswana enjoy only the privileges and immunities specified in those sub- paragraphs.” "In accordance with Article 23 of the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court, Canada declares that persons referred to in articles 15, 16, 18, 19 and 21 of the Agreement who are nationals or permanent residents of Canada enjoy, while in Canada, only the privileges and immunities as required for the independent performance of his or her functions, or his or her appearance or testimony before the International Criminal Court, as laid down in Article 23."

Botswana. If you deliver or ship Articles to GIA Education and Laboratory Limited, a company organized under the laws of Botswana with offices at Suites 301 and 201, GIA Centre, Diamond Technology ▇▇▇▇, Plot 67782, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ("▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇"), or to a GIA LabDirect Program Participant (as defined in the Terms and Conditions) located in Botswana for forwarding to Gemological Institute of America, Inc. or to any GIA Affiliated Laboratory, then this Agreement, including without limitation Exhibit Botswana attached hereto, will be between you and GIA Botswana for purposes of those Articles and the related Services. In such event the term "GIA" shall mean and be limited to GIA Botswana for purposes of this Agreement with respect to those Articles and Services. For the avoidance of doubt, Exhibit Botswana will only apply if this Agreement is between you and GIA Botswana. 博茨瓦纳。如果您向GIA 教育和试验有限公司（一家✲据博茨瓦纳法律成立✁公司，办公地址在Suites 301 and 201, GIA Centre, Diamond Technology ▇▇▇▇, Plot 67782, Block 8, Gaborone, Botswana下称"GIA博茨瓦纳公司"）或位于博茨瓦纳✁GIA实验室参加者 （定义见条款和条件）交付或运送物品旨在转交给美国宝石学院或任何GIA附属实验室，则就相关✁物品和相关服务而言，本协议（包括但不限于博茨瓦纳附件）将在您与GIA博茨瓦纳公司之间订立。在此情况下，就相关✁物品和服务而言，"GIA"指并仅指GIA博茨瓦纳公司。为避免疑义，博茨瓦纳附件仅在本协议系由您与GIA博茨瓦纳公司之间订立✁情况下适用。 香港。如果您向香港✁GIA实验室交付或运送物品，本协议应在您与美国宝石学院，而非GIA在香港✁本地商业单元之间订立。

Botswana. Because the SIPRS project office was located in Gaborone, Botswana from November 2002-January 2004 (and then from ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ residence from January 2004-June 2004), contact with Ministry of Communications, Science and Technology and the Botswana Telecommunications Authority was frequent, and considerable technical assistance delivered on an informal basis. An effort at a more formal relationship occurred in March 2003, in meeting between the MCST and USAID/RSCA. As a result of the SIPRS project interaction, the Botswana Telecommunications Corporation launched as consumer outreach program.

Botswana. On September 30, 1966, Bechuanaland Protec- torate became the independent state of Bot- swana. In a note dated October 6, 1966 to the Sec- retary-General of the United Nations the Presi- dent of Botswana made a statement reading in part as follows: ‘‘As regards bilateral treaties validly concluded by the Government of the United Kingdom on behalf of the former Bech- uanaland Protectorate, or validly applied or ex- tended by the said Government to the territory of the former Bechuanaland Protectorate, the Government of Botswana is willing to continue to apply within its territory, on a basis of reci- procity, the terms of all such treaties for a pe- riod of twenty-four months from the date of independence (i.e., until October 1, 1968) un- less abrogated or modified earlier by mutual consent. At the expiry of that period, the Gov- ernment of Botswana will regard such of these treaties which could not by the application of the rules of customary international law be re- garded as otherwise surviving, as having termi- nated. ‘‘It is the earnest hope of the Government of Botswana that during the aforementioned pe- riod of twenty-four months, the normal proc- esses of diplomatic negotiations will enable it to reach satisfactory accord with the States concerned upon the possibility of the continu- ance or modification of such treaties. ‘‘The Government of Botswana is conscious that the above declaration applicable to bilat- eral treaties cannot with equal facility be ap- plied to multilateral treaties. As regards these, therefore, the Government of Botswana pro- poses to review each of them individually and to indicate to the depositary in each case what steps it wishes to take in relation to each such instrument whether by way of confirmation of termination, confirmation of succession or ac- cession. During such interim period of review any party to a multilateral treaty which has, prior to independence, been applied or ex- tended to the former Bechuanaland Protec- torate, may, on a basis of reciprocity, rely as against Botswana on the terms of such treaty.’’

Botswana. Each of the Managers acknowledges-

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