Примеры использования Effective implementation of agenda на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To promote effective implementation of Agenda 21 at the international level, the following should also be undertaken.
The forthcoming review process should therefore focus on how to ensure a more effective implementation of Agenda 21.
It can thus be considered as essential for the effective implementation of Agenda 21 since it cannot always be replaced by private capital flows.
The recent World Summit held in Johannesburg reaffirmed the importance of the effective implementation of Agenda 21.
They furthermore emphasized that effective implementation of Agenda 21 required strong partnership with major groups, which should be enhanced in future work.
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The establishment of the two ad hoc working groups on the transfer of technology andon financial resources showed how critically important those issues were to the effective implementation of Agenda 21.
National efforts in developing countries to mobilize financial resources for the full and effective implementation of Agenda 21, including the chapters under review, must be supported by the international community.
We sincerely hope that this special session will be instrumental in mobilizing the political will of the international community for the effective implementation of Agenda 21.
In view of the need to ensure effective implementation of Agenda 21, there is an urgent need to fulfil all financial commitments of Agenda 21, especially those contained in chapter 33.
The Commission further emphasized that the inadequacy of financial resources remained a major constraint for effective implementation of Agenda 21 1/ and the phasing-in of sustainable development.
With a view to the effective implementation of Agenda 21 and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, the programme of work of the Commission on Sustainable Development should be drafted as soon as possible.
The commitments made at the International Conference on Financing for Development to increase ODA had been welcome,but full and effective implementation of Agenda 21 would require new and additional resources.
The effective implementation of Agenda 21 and other outcomes of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development present a major challenge to programmes, organs and organizations of the United Nations system.
Furthermore, it was emphasized that the major limiting factor for the effective implementation of Agenda 21 has been the lack of necessary means of implementation, particularly an inadequate flow of finances.
It represents our best collective effort to understand what has happened over the past five years andto provide advice on what needs to be done to ensure full and effective implementation of Agenda 21 in the future.
National efforts in developing countries to mobilize financial resources for the full and effective implementation of Agenda 21, including its land-related chapters under review, have to be supported by the international community.
It was only within the context of the Commission and its subsidiary bodies, and with the vital participation of all the Member States, that the recommendations anddecisions needed for the effective implementation of Agenda 21 could be elaborated.
Noting the importance of this cooperation and coordination for the effective implementation of Agenda 214 and of the Habitat Agenda2 and the Istanbul Declaration, adopted at the second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II), 13.
The Commission on Sustainable Development acting as the preparatory committee for the World Summit on Sustainable Development pointed to HIV/AIDS in Africa as one of the main areas of concern for the effective implementation of Agenda 21.
Noting that the World Summit on Sustainable Development, in order to promote the effective implementation of Agenda 21 at the international level, encouraged partnership initiatives for implementation by all relevant stakeholders to support the outcome of the Summit.
His delegation fully supported the view that the Commission should take a leading role in addressing the issues referred to it andhoped that financial resources would not continue to be a major obstacle to the effective implementation of Agenda 21.
National efforts in developing countries to mobilize financial resources for full and effective implementation of Agenda 21, including its land-related chapters under review, have to be supported by the international community.
For example, in 2002, the Commission, acting as the preparatory committee for the World Summit on Sustainable Development,pointed to HIV/AIDS in Africa as one of the main areas of concern for the effective implementation of Agenda 21.
The Commission emphasized that the inadequacy of financial resources remained a major constraint for effective implementation of Agenda 21 and decided to establish an Inter-Sessional Ad Hoc Working Group on Finance, composed of Governments that would nominate experts to assist the Commission in its work.
For developing countries, particularly those in Africa and the least developed countries, ODA remains a mainsource of external funding; it is essential for the prompt and effective implementation of Agenda 21 and cannot generally be replaced by private capital flows.
Noting the importance of this cooperation for the effective implementation of Agenda 2114 and of the Habitat Agenda1 and the Istanbul Declaration on Human Settlements, 5 adopted at the second United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II), specifically chapter IV, sections C, D and E of the Habitat Agenda. .
Noting the importance of the implementation of General Assembly resolution 53/242, andof cooperation between the Centre and the Programme for the effective implementation of Agenda 21 and the Habitat Agenda, 3 especially its chapter IV, sections C, D, and E.
While welcoming the agreement reached on the replenishment of the resources of the Global Environment Facility, the CARICOM countries remained gravely concerned by the developed countries' failure to meet the financial commitments which they had undertaken andwhich were essential for the full and effective implementation of Agenda 21.
The commitment to global partnership for preventing further degradation of the environment, made at the Rio Summit in 1992,was reiterated and the need for effective implementation of Agenda 21 reaffirmed during the special session of the General Assembly in June this year.
To promote effective implementation of Agenda 21 and other commitments of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, as well as the outcomes of the Global Conference on the Sustainable Development of Small Island Developing States and the nineteenth special session of the General Assembly, and the achievement of sustainable development worldwide;