Glossary M
Deutsch: Malaysia / Español: Malasia / Português: Malásia / Français: Malaisie / Italiano: Malesia
Malaysia in the environmental context refers to the Southeast Asian country’s rich biodiversity, natural resources, and the environmental challenges it faces, particularly related to deforestation, palm oil production, Climate Change, and marine conservation. As a tropical nation with extensive rainforests, peatlands, and coastal ecosystems, Malaysia is known for its diverse Flora and fauna. However, rapid Economic development, industrial expansion, and unsustainable Agricultural practices have led to significant environmental Degradation, prompting efforts for better environmental management and conservation.
Deutsch: Säugetiere / Español: Mamíferos / Português: Mamíferos / Français: Mammifères / Italiano: Mammiferi
Mammalia refers to the class of animals known as mammals, characterized by the presence of mammary glands which females use to feed their young, hair or fur, and three middle ear bones. Mammals play a crucial role in ecosystems around the world, contributing to biodiversity and ecological Balance.
Deutsch: künstlich / Español: hecho por el hombre / Português: feito pelo homem / Français: fait par l'homme / Italiano: fatto dall'uomo
Man-made refers to objects, substances, or processes that have been created or significantly altered by human activities. In the context of the environment, this term highlights the distinction between natural elements and those introduced or modified by humans, often with significant ecological consequences.
Deutsch: Umweltmanagement / Español: Gestión del Medio Ambiente / Português: Gestão Ambiental / Français: Gestion de l'Environnement / Italiano: Gestione Ambientale /
In the environmental context, "management" refers to the planning, organizing, and directing of activities related to the use, protection, and restoration of natural resources and ecosystems.
A Management System is an organizational structure which concerns policies, objectives, principles, organizational authority, responsibilities, accountability, and implementation plan for conducting work and producing items and services.
A Management Systems Review (MSR) is a qualitative assessment of an organization's data collection operation or program used to establish whether the organization"s prevailing quality system, i.e., quality management structure, policies, practices, and procedures, is adequate for ensuring that the type and quality of data needed are obtained.