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Equator Prize Winners Honored at Rio+20 for Community-Led Environment and Poverty Solutions
2012
Overview
Biodiversity Conservation: Pacari Network (Brazil) Community-Based Adaptation to Climate Change: Namdrik Atoll Local Resources Committee (Marshall Islands) Sustainable Land Management in Drylands: Abrha Weatsbha Natural Resource Management Initiative (Ethiopia) Sustainable Energy: Medicinal Plants Association (Egypt) Food Security and Agriculture: Women and Land (Tajikistan) Sustainable Forest Management: West Africa Initiative of Liberia (Liberia) Marine and Coastal Resource Management: Pemuteran Bay Coral Protection Foundation (Indonesia) Management of Hazardous Chemicals and Waste: United Women Artisans' Association of Los Limites (Colombia) Freshwater Resource Management: Shashwat (India) Marie Aminata Khan Prize for Women and the Environment: Swazi Indigenous Products (Swaziland) \"Tonight's event is about honoring the great innovation and leadership which is coming from the world's local communities,\" remarked UNDP Administrator Helen Clark.
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