Table of Contents Table of Contents
Previous Page  7 / 8 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 7 / 8 Next Page
Page Background

7

1

2

3

4

4-5

5

6-7

7

8

iStock/ApuuliWorld

Edmund Barrow/Mt EbA Programme

iStock/ChristofferVorm

iStock/Guenter Guni

iStock/Guenter Guni

Edmund Barrow/Mt EbA Programme

iStock/LuCaAr

iStock/DavorLovincic

iStock/Guenter Guni

Front and back cover photos: Mubuku Valley in Rwenzori

Mountains National Park, Uganda

Cartography by Nieves Izquierdo/Cartografare il Presente

Agenda 21

Mountain areas were for the first time recognized and

distinctly addressed during the Rio Summit in 1992.

Agenda 21, the outcome of the summit, addresses

mountain issues in chapter 13 “Managing Fragile

Ecosystems – Sustainable Mountain Development”.

AMCEN

African Ministerial Conference on the Environment

is increasingly focused on mountain issues. In

March 2015 it committed to new initiatives that

will strengthen sustainable development in Africa’s

mountain ecosystems. It emphasized the importance

of trans-boundary and regional frameworks.

Photo credits

Simien mountains, Ethiopia