Примеры использования Effects of desertification на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The effects of desertification and drought should be clearly perceived.
Measures for monitoring and evaluating the effects of desertification and drought.
The effects of desertification extend beyond the affected dryland areas.
They contain scientific details of causes and effects of desertification at local level.
Many discussed the effects of desertification and drought in connection with action on water management.
The indirect cross-boundary, political and social effects of desertification are very strong.
The effects of desertification(rather than desertification itself) can cross boundaries and affect countries that do not have drylands.
Forests, wooded lands and trees will play an important, if not crucial,role in mitigating the effects of desertification and drought.
The effects of desertification, land degradation and drought may expose almost two-thirds of the world's population to increased water stress by 2020.
The extent of land degradation should be monitored, andawareness raised on the causes and effects of desertification.
The effects of desertification and drought on land degradation and the disruption of the ecological balance have always been a cause of concern to my Government.
If so, this would be an effective surrogate for the impact of efforts to combat the effects of desertification on the livelihood of peoples.
The effects of desertification and drought on urbanization as well as the role that can be played in development by new town-countryside dynamics have now been well identified.
The international community was urged to support national, regional andglobal efforts to monitor land degradation and mitigate the effects of desertification.
Support for countries fighting to combat the effects of desertification is one of the priorities of development co-operation, especially in Africa.
Admittedly, reporting under the UNCCD is complex because of the interrelations between causes and effects of desertification, its origins and its localization.
In view of the vulnerability of countries to the effects of desertification, climate change and diminishing biological diversity, the implementation of the Convention was a matter of urgency.
The Convention to Combat Desertification has resulted in a renewed focus and attention on the particular plight of Africa as regards the effects of desertification and drought.
It had started an awareness campaign on the causes and effects of desertification and had also fostered actions to promote international cooperation in that area.
It might encourage meetings between northern andsouthern municipalities with a view to identifying fields of action to address the urban and peripheral effects of desertification and drought.
Given the prevailing climate change scenario, combined with the effects of desertification, land degradation and drought(DLDD), almost half the world's population will be living in areas of high water scarcity by 2030, including between 75- 250 million people in Africa.
The consequences of climate change andthe increase in migration from dryland areas of Africa to European countries has nevertheless forced Governments in the North to recognize the effects of desertification.
The Convention to Combat Desertification had provided the international community with the necessary legal framework to combat the effects of desertification and drought which were threatening food security and hindering sustainable development.
The production by the interim secretariat, in cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP), of a video report filmed in Cape Verde and Mauritania,portraying the causes and effects of desertification;
Only some reports make brief statements on measures to improve the institutional organization for monitoring andevaluating measures to combat the effects of desertification, and these statements refer to both measures and procedures already in use under conservation strategies and national environment action plans and to measures proposed in the NAP.
To be sure, an enterprise on such a scale requires financial and technical resources sufficient to combat desertification on Earth,where almost one billion men and women suffer from the effects of desertification and drought.
Emphasis should also be placed on mobilizing and channelling adequate and predictable financial resources,as well as on facilitating their direct access in order to help mitigate the effects of desertification, land degradation and drought and to improve the livelihoods of vulnerable people affected by these most urgent matters at the national, subregional and regional levels.
The main article,"Securing a global common good", exemplifies the Convention as a potential tool yet to be fully utilized to address acute social,economic and political issues linked to the effects of desertification and drought.
Regarding public awareness,the Convention(art. 19.3) recognizes the urgent need to promote an understanding of the causes and effects of desertification and drought and, therefore, imposes upon parties the obligation to cooperate in undertaking and supporting public awareness and educational programmes which would promote the objectives of the Convention.
It will support projects to mobilize populations to manage their own natural resources, in particular their water resources, andFrance is committed to reducing the effects of desertification on the nomadic peoples which are particularly affected.