Примеры использования A sectoral approach на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In this respect, policy makers cannot solely adopt a sectoral approach.
A sectoral approach in both these areas appears to be most effective.
Within the education system, measures are taken to shift from a project-based to a sectoral approach.
Ii A sectoral approach, taking into account cost-effectiveness and the availability of alternatives;
However, in practice Governments anddevelopment agencies were selective and took a sectoral approach to implementation.
Many Parties mentioned that a sectoral approach would be an important component of the NAP process.
The FAO has also examined andpromoted the application of the ecosystem approach to fisheries as a sectoral approach to responsible management.
All initial national communications examined followed a sectoral approach in the assessment of vulnerability and adaptation to climate change.
A sectoral approach would help to take into account the revenues generated by forest activities and to design appropriate budget allocations.
On 27 October, a special event was held by UNDP to discuss the benefits of a sectoral approach to reviewing the implementation of the Convention.
On the other hand, a sectoral approach, even one enlarged to encompass the main land-using activities, can avoid certain tricky problems.
Its disaggregation into sector policies would attract more funds from existing or new donors andhelp shift towards a sectoral approach and sector-wide programmes.
In this connection, it was noted that a sectoral approach was used already for identifying and evaluating technologies for adaptation to climate change.
This proposal emphasizes the needs for a horizontal and comprehensive approach and for the coordination of different policies,rather than focusing on a sectoral approach.
Donors are currently tending to take a sectoral approach to MDGs, focusing on, for example, basic health, primary education or water.
In connection with section 18, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean,the Advisory Committee had been informed that ECLAC had adopted a sectoral approach in its programme of work.
Some Parties adopted a sectoral approach to integrate climate change concerns into development planning on economy, urbanization, environment and ecosystem, and forestry.
At the national level, since 1998 the Ministry of Health andits partners have adopted a sectoral approach based on the development of a single programme that incorporates all projects and actions.
A sectoral approach would enable countries to increase employment and make greater use of local resources, including enterprises and skilled and unskilled labour.
Over the previous decades, the international community had followed a sectoral approach in regulating environmental situations through a series of international agreements.
Such a sectoral approach may have prevented developing countries from striking a balance with developed countries on concessions among different sectors in trade in services.
Some delegations were of the view that the perspective document should have a sectoral approach and not be presented according to organizational structures as was proposed for the programme framework.
A sectoral approach focusing on strategic networks and regional transport corridors, and increased financing of sector development programmes rather than of individual projects, were vital.
The Advisory Committee was informed that ECLAC proposed to use a sectoral approach with interdisciplinary inputs to accomplish its programme of work; close coordination between divisions is also envisaged.
Until very recently, in most cases, the management of activities on or in the oceans oraffecting them has taken a sectoral approach, whether nationally, regionally or internationally.
It was noted that although most RFMOs followed a sectoral approach, they were nonetheless under an obligation to take ecosystem considerations into account and to protect marine biodiversity.
Noting that most countries adopted a sectoral approach for TNAs, he outlined criteria for prioritizing options and the share of adaptation and mitigation options by sector.
However, it is concerned about the absence of a strategy ora national plan of action specifically addressing all the issues covered under the Optional Protocol, and that a sectoral approach to the Convention leads to fragmentation of its implementation.
The Committee is concerned that a sectoral approach to the Optional Protocol may lead to the fragmentation of its implementation, as well as to the mismanagement of human and financial resources.