@article{20838,
      note = {Contents : 1. Introduction to this guide; 2. Relationships  among biodiversity-planning tools and between strategic  biodiversity planning and other planning efforts; 3.  Lessons learned from early experiences; 4. A framework for  national biodiversity planning : the Convention on  biological diversity; 5. An illustrative  biodiversity-planning process : the basic steps; Annex A.  Profiles in national biodiversity planning : Australia;  Canada; The Philippines; Germany; Norway; Indonesia; United  Kingdom; Vietnam; The Netherlands; China; Chile; Mexico;  Poland; Kenya; Egypt; Costa Rica; South Pacific  biodiversity conservation program; Annex B. Background  information on intergovernmental decisions and  corresponding activities that provide overall mandate for  this study; Annex C. Criteria for identifying countries  with advanced experience in strategic biodiversity  planning; Annex D. Pro forma questionnaire for case study  reports; Annex E. Contributors to the publication; Annex F.  Contents of the Convention on biodiversity to be addressed  in national strategies and action plans;.},
      author = {Lanou, Steven M. and Miller, Kenton R.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/20838},
      title = {National biodiversity planning : guidelines based on early  experiences around the world.},
      recid = {20838},
      pages = {xiii, 161 pages :},
}