Примеры использования Degradation assessment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Land degradation assessment and mapping in Kenya 392 379.
Non-recurrent publication on land degradation assessment and prevention.
Land use, land degradation assessment and monitoring the use of remote sensing techniques, in June 1998;
The database is used in various applicationssuch as environment analysis, soil degradation assessment and air pollution modelling.
Land degradation assessment projects are currently being implemented or pending in the NAPs and subregional action programmes SRAPs.
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Follow-up initiatives on Sustainable Land Managements(SLMs)e.g. TerrAfrica, Land Degradation Assessment for Drylands(LADA), etc.
The conceptual phase of the programme,Land Degradation Assessment(LADA), to be executed by FAO with GEF funding, was approved in June 2000.
Information available at the international level on all databases, satellite images, reports anddocuments relevant for global land degradation assessment has been collated.
A UNEP/GEF project on land degradation assessment in drylands was formulated in whose implementation African countries affected by drought and desertification are to be fully involved.
The database is being used in various applications like soil degradation assessment or more accurate pollution modelling.
Regarding the assessment of the degradation of drylands, UNEP in close collaboration with FAO and other GEF agencies,recently has started the implementation of the Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands.
A stronger collaboration with the GEF-China-ADB project on land degradation assessment indicators and training will be pursued.
The Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands partnership is geared towards developing and testing an effective assessment methodology for land degradation in drylands.
A collation of information available at international level of all databases, satellite images, reports anddocuments relevant for the global land degradation assessment has been carried out.
Technical Cooperation Trust Fund to Support National Land Degradation Assessment and Mapping in Kenya(financed by the Government of the Netherlands)- expiry date 31 May 1995;
Issues considered by the Conference of the Parties of particular relevance to UNEP included benchmarks and indicators,early-warning systems, land degradation assessment in drylands and the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. .
Methods and tools for land degradation assessment at the global, national and local levels are currently being developed and validated by FAO with six pilot countries andinstitutional partners under the Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands(LADA) project.
The context of the project in Tunisia was defined, through the presentation of the global LADA, the institutional framework for land degradation assessment and the monitoring system of the programmes for desertification control.
According to the ongoing Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands project, during the past quarter-century 25 per cent of land degradation is associated with broad-leaved forests and 17 per cent with boreal forests, while 18 per cent is associated with agricultural lands.
In paragraph 8 of the same decision, specific note is taken ofthe Millennium Ecosystem Assessment(MA) and the Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands project(LADA) as important contributing assessment programmes.
The Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands project reveals that there was an"absolute decline in biomass production" over 12 per cent of the global land area from 1981 to 2003, with a strong negative change in an additional 1 per cent of the land area.
The context of the project inTunisia has been defined, through the presentation of the global LADA project, the institutional framework for land degradation assessment, and the monitoring system of the programmes for desertification control.
Despite the complexity of defining forest degradation, a new global land degradation assessment being undertaken in a UNEP/FAOproject funded by the Global Environment Facility(GEF), entitled Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands is providing information pertinent to assessing forest degradation in broad-leaved and boreal forests over the past quarter-century.
In accordance with paragraph 8 of decision VII/2 of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, the note also refers to synergies with the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment and the Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands project(LADA) given their role as key contributing assessment tools.
Further development of the methodological framework createdin the MA and LADA projects for land degradation assessment is necessary, and mapping methodology for illustrating the results needs also further study and research work.
Substantive participation in and contributions to the steering committee and technical meetings of the United Nations Inter-agency World Water Assessment Programme, the FAO Global Forest Resource Assessment, the UNEP/FAO Global Land Cover Mapping Programme(including GLCN) andthe GEF Land Degradation Assessment Programme, CPF and IPCC.
The final decisions adopted recommended that the Committee should continue to follow up the millennium ecosystem assessment and the land degradation assessment in the drylands exercises- for which progress reports were presented- and that both assessments should work closely with the Committee's group of experts.
UNEP will continue to catalyse integrated approaches for assessment and management of freshwater, terrestrial, and coastal and marine systems,including through integrated water resources management, land degradation assessment in drylands, the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Landbased Activities and the Regional Seas Programme.
UNEP will take cognizance of and, where practical, support major international assessments, including those commissioned by IPCC, the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, GIWA, the World Water Assessment Programme,the proposed Land Degradation Assessment in Drylands and activities related to the programme of work of the United Nations Forum on Forests such as the global forest resources assessment. .