Peace Accords Matrix

• Natural Resource Management: Chapultepec Peace Agreement

  NEW YORK AGREEMENT (25 September 1991)

  VII. Economic and social questions

  1. Lands in excess of the constitutional limit of 245 hectares, as well as lands owned by the State which are not currently legally designated forest reserves, shall be used to meet the needs of peasants and small farmers who are without land. To this end, the Government shall also make arrangements to purchase lands offered for sale to the State.

  CHAPULTEPEC AGREEMENT (16 January 1992)

• Natural Resource Management: Abidjan Peace Agreement

  ARTICLE 26

  Protect the environment and regulate the exploitation of natural resources in the interest of the people, as well as prohibit monopolies;

• Natural Resource Management: Lomé Peace Agreement

  ARTICLE VII COMMISSION FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF STRATEGIC RESOURCES, NATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

• Natural Resource Management: Bougainville Peace Agreement

  BPA (B)(6):

  85. The National Government will provide for the autonomous Bougainville Government to be represented on:

  a) delegations negotiating access and other fisheries agreements regarding Bougainville waters and waters beyond the guaranteed three nautical mile limit and within the Exclusive Economic Zone and the continental shelf associated with Bougainville territory; and

  b) bodies responsible for determining total allowable catches, licence numbers and reservation of licenses for domestic fishers in such waters.

• Natural Resource Management: Arusha Peace and Reconciliation Agreement for Burundi

  Protocol II, Chapter I, Article 3:

  18. The State shall ensure the good management and utilization of the nation's natural resources on a sustainable basis, conserving such resources for future generations.

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