Примеры использования Degraded land на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Biodiversity, desertification and degraded land.
Turning dry and degraded land areas into economic assets.
UNIDO has also developed a programme to rehabilitate and recover degraded land.
Degraded land has negative effects on agricultural productivity and rural development.
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Millions of smallholders are adopting effective methods that regenerate degraded land.
The adoption of policies aimed at converting degraded land into economic assets should be considered.
Activities relevant to the Committee: Manages andrestores partially degraded land.
Population living on degraded land: Percentage of the population living on severely and very severely degraded land. .
Reforestation is perceived as a key activity for rehabilitating degraded land.
Another objective of the NAP is protection of insignificantly degraded land and/or its conservation in order to achieve its natural rehabilitation.
A survey in 1998 in Niger showed that 40 per cent of the farmers interviewed had bought plots of degraded land.
Successful case studies are sought which bring the already degraded land back into productive use for creating sustainable livelihoods.
Poor people were the most likely to live in hazard-prone areas such as flood plains,informal settlements and degraded land.
One of the most successful techniques for the rehabilitation of strongly degraded land in the Sahel is the improved traditional planting pit or"zai.
This in turn will lead to further deforestation andenvironmental degradation unless we commit to restoring degraded land.
Building national capacities to improve the quality of degraded land in Uzbekistan, especially in regions surrounding the Aral Sea, has been a key focus of our initiatives.
It was helping to introduce improved agricultural techniques in order to combat desertification and restore degraded land.
Nonetheless the highest shares of people living on degraded land are in the Arab States(25 percent of the population) and Sub-Saharan Africa(22 percent) see statistical table 7.
The government also presented a second NAPA project that aims to establish integrated management of the risk of floods and degraded land.
Avoiding land degradation while restoring degraded land is crucial if the rural poor are to achieve energy, food and water security.
Of the 29 countries in the world that have 20 per cent ormore of their populations living on degraded land, 13 are landlocked developing countries.
In order to restore degraded land world wide, we need a clearer picture of available options and create a'toolbox' for stakeholders and decision makers.
The Group acknowledged the role being played by the Global Environment Facility(GEF)in helping countries combat desertification and reclaim degraded land.
Some pilot projects to test other methods to rehabilitate degraded land have been promoted by some countries, but funding for follow-up work is often lacking.
Workshop participants made numerous suggestions for reinforcing agroforestry andsoil conservation activities in dry land and degraded land.
It should also regenerate, through corrective measures, the productivity of moderately degraded land, as well as restore the productivity of seriously degraded land, using rehabilitation and repair measures.
Subregional programmes for UNCCD implementation generally reinforce the ecosystem approach for combating desertification,rehabilitating degraded land and mitigating the effects of drought.
This first consolidated methodology(afforestation and reforestation of degraded land) refers to no fewer than nine user-friendly tools and includes an previously approved methodology.
We further recognize that the key to agricultural revitalization and food security is better and sustainable land management,including reclaiming dry and degraded land so as to make it propitious for agriculture.