Примеры использования Coastal living на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Marine and coastal living resources.
A collaborative network with a view to promoting ecosystem approaches to the sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources;
In the same context, decision X/29 emphasized the need for data collection and analysis, environmental(impact) assessments and the establishment of measures to ensure conservation andsustainable use of marine and coastal living resources.
A unique mix of urban lifestyle and laidback coastal living(Sydney CBD is only 8km away) has made Bondi Beach a popular spot for travelling surfers year round.
Pilot research and monitoring projects on the value and the effects of marine and coastal protected areas(MCPAs) orsimilarly restricted management areas on sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources;
We reinforce our relationship with potential buyers by producing our own in-house publications like"Coastal Living" and"Tirana properties" in which we provide the most recent listings in the respective market.
In the context of the Convention on Biological Diversity, IUCN is working to facilitate implementation of the Jakarta Mandate, including key small island developing States issues, such as protected areas, alien species, integrated marine and coastal area management,marine and coastal living resources and mariculture.
The programme contained elements on integrated marine and coastal area management;marine and coastal living resources; marine and coastal protected areas; mariculture; alien species; and genotypes.
Regarding the management of marine and coastal living resources, the Conference requested the Biodiversity Convention Secretariat to gather information on approaches to the management of marine and coastal living resources currently in use by local and indigenous communities, and to disseminate that information through the clearing house mechanism.
Leader of Malaysian Officials in the ASEAN-Australia Project Management Committee on Coastal Living Resources, Sixth Meeting, Townsville, 16-18 August 1988; 7th Meeting, Manila, 23-24 January 1989.
It will be recalled that the Jakarta Mandate consisted originally of five thematic areas: integrated marine and coastal management(IMCAM); marine andcoastal protected areas; marine and coastal living resources; mariculture; and alien species.
This issue is particularly relevant for the thematic areas on marine and coastal living resources(smothering of the seabed, and the effects of entanglement and ingestion of litter on fish, marine mammals and seabirds), and alien species(litter as a vector for transport of species).116.
The programme of work, as contained in annex I to the decision, includes elements on integrated marine and coastal area management,marine and coastal living resources, MCPAs, mariculture and invasive alien species.
The Conference agreed to:(a) promote ecosystem approaches to the sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources, including the identification of key variables or interactions, for the purpose of assessing and monitoring components of biological diversity, the sustainable use of such components and ecosystems effects; and(b) make available to the parties information on marine and coastal genetic resources, including bioprospecting.
Its programme elements included the implementation of integrated marine and coastal area management;marine and coastal living resources; marine and coastal protected areas; mariculture; and invasive alien species.
The secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity reported that the programme of work for the implementation of the Jakarta Mandate on Marine and Coastal Biological Diversity adopted by decision IV/5 of the Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity envisages facilitating research and monitoring activities on the value and effects of marine and coastal protected areas orsimilarly restricted management areas on sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources.
In the regional context these priorities are consolidated within the CROP"Regional Strategy" andinclude ocean resources living and non-living; nearshore resources(coastal living and non-living resources); and cross-cutting themes such as environment, law of the sea, trade and globalization, capacity-building and information management issues.
The programme identifies important operational objectives and priority activities within the framework of five key programme elements: integrated marine andcoastal area management(IMCAM); marine and coastal living resources; marine and coastal protected areas; mariculture; and alien species.
In this regard, it should be emphasized that the Jakarta Mandate- covering the following areas: integrated marine and coastal area management; marine and coastal protected areas;sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources; and mariculture and alien species- called, inter alia, for the effective implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity concerning marine and coastal biodiversity questions.
The Jakarta Mandate, included as part of the Ministerial Statement adopted by the second meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity atJakarta in November 1995, identifies as priority issues marine and coastal living resources, marine and coastal protected areas, mariculture and alien species.
The representative of the Convention on Biological Diversity pointed out that the Convention andthe Global Programme of Action shared common interests with respect to the sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources and the prevention of physical degradation and destruction of habitats.
The Jakarta Mandate on Marine and Coastal Biological Diversity covers five thematic areas:(a) integrated marine and coastal area management;(b) marine and coastal protected areas;(c)sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources;(d) mariculture; and(e) alien species see paras. 198-201.
Recognizing the importance of the marine and coastal environment, the Parties to the Convention had adopted the Jakarta Mandate in 1995, together with a programme of work comprising five main thematic issues, namely integrated marine and coastal area management,sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources, marine and coastal protected areas, mariculture, and alien species and genotypes.
The first Meeting of Experts on Marine and Coastal Biological Diversity(Jakarta, 7-10 March 1997), convened under the aegis of the Convention on Biological Diversity, held extensive discussions on several marine issues related to mariculture,sustainable use of marine and coastal living resources, marine and coastal protected areas, and integrated marine and coastal management(see paras. 234-241).16.
At its seventh meeting, held in Kuala Lumpur in February 2004, the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity adopted an Elaborated Programme of Work on Marine and Coastal Biological Diversity, including programme elements on the implementation of integrated marine and coastal area management;marine and coastal living resources; marine and coastal protected areas; mariculture; and invasive alien species.55.
In 1998, the Fourth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity adopted decision IV/5, containing a multi-year programme of work for the conservation and sustainable use of marine and coastal biological diversity, composed of four elements: the implementation of integrated marine and coastal areas;marine and coastal living resources, marine and coastal protected areas; mariculture; and alien species and genotypes.
Living coastal and marine resource management.
Populations have increased substantially in most Pacific island countries,increasing the number of people living near coastal areas.
Somalis, Nubians and Coastal Arabs living in Kenya were apparently victims of discrimination in the acquisition of Kenyan nationality and obtaining an identity card, as was indicated in Kenya's report para. 45.