Примеры использования First intergovernmental review на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Plans are also under way for the first intergovernmental review of the Global Programme of Action in 2001.
First Intergovernmental Review Meeting on the Implementation of the Global Forum of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities, Montreal, Canada.
A significant opportunity for this will be provided by the first intergovernmental review process planned for 2001.
The first intergovernmental review meeting of the Global Programme of Action was held in Montreal in November 2001.
The process and approach are detailed in UNEP/GPA/IGR.1/5 andwere endorsed by the first Intergovernmental Review Meeting on the Global Programme of Action.
The first Intergovernmental Review Meeting on implementation of the GPA will take place in Montreal, Canada, from 26 to 30 November 2001.9.
The Subcommittee forwarded to IACSD proposals in the latter regard,noting that the first intergovernmental review of the implementation of the Global Programme of Action was planned for the year 2000.
Annexes First Intergovernmental Review Meeting on the Implementation of the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities.
Urges Governments to strengthen their efforts in implementing the GlobalProgramme of Action and to contribute actively to the first intergovernmental review meeting;
We note the outcome of the first Intergovernmental Review of the Global Programme of Action as a valuable contribution to the implementation of Agenda 21.
The outputs and performance indicators will include regular overviews of the implementation of the Global Programme of Action by different partners andpreparing and holding the first intergovernmental review meeting in 2001.
In 2001, the GPA underwent its first intergovernmental review, which examined the accomplishments to date and focused on opportunities and barriers with respect to its implementation.
The Coordination Office for the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities(GPA)organized the First Intergovernmental Review Meeting on the Implementation of the GPA.
In 2001, GPA underwent its first intergovernmental review, during which the Montreal Declaration(E/CN.17/2002/PC.2/15, annex, sect. 1) and a programme of work for the GPA Coordination Office of UNEP were adopted.
In its decision 20/19 B of 5 February 1999, the Governing Council ofthe United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) decided to undertake the first intergovernmental review of the status of implementation of the Global Programme of Action in 2001.
Inputs to reports submitted to the first intergovernmental review of the GPA in Montreal in November 2001, and other UNEP meetings; support to GPA clearing-house mechanism.
The Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities(A/51/166, annex II) was adopted in 1995 in response to these major problems.The Programme of Action underwent its first intergovernmental review in 2001, resulting in the adoption of the Montreal Declaration E/CN.17/2002/PC.2/15, annex, sect. 1.
She also emphasized that the first intergovernmental review of the GPA to be conducted in 2001 would provide an opportunity to assess whether the protection of the marine environment had been sufficiently integrated in general planning.
The preparation of the latter report was initiated by UNEP as a contribution to the first intergovernmental review meeting on the progress in the implementation of the GPA, to be held at Montreal in November of 2001.
The first Intergovernmental Review Meeting provided Governments and other stakeholders an opportunity to consider the barriers and opportunities associated with the implementation of the Global Programme of Action.
This approach was endorsed at an expert group meeting held to prepare for the first intergovernmental review meeting on the implementation of the Global Programme of Action The Hague, 26-28 April 2000.
Outcomes of the first Intergovernmental Review Meeting on the Implementation of the Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities Montreal, Canada, 26-30 November 2001.
Secretariat and programmatic support provided to:(i) the Global Programme of Action and the first intergovernmental review on its implementation; and(ii) a global conference on building partnerships for sewage management;
Some delegations also expressed the hope that the first intergovernmental review of the GPA in 2001 would provide an opportunity to identify difficulties in its implementation and to mobilize national and international commitments to its implementation.
Progress reports for the second intergovernmental review meeting on the implementation of the Global Programme of Action programme of work approved at the first intergovernmental review meeting(three reports),(GC.22/2),(Government of Belgium $25,000), external: national Governments, UCC-Water, the Coastal Union(EUCC), IUCN, Global Water Partnership, UNESCO, non-governmental organizations, universities.
The Council also decided to undertake the first intergovernmental review of the status of implementation of the Global Programme of Action in 2001 and invited UNEP to organize, by the end of 1999, an expert group meeting, with the participation of Governments and non-governmental organizations, in order to facilitate the preparations for such a review. .
In this context, the Commission encourages the establishment of links between this conference and both the first intergovernmental review of the Programme of Action, planned for 2001, and related intergovernmental conferences on the sustainable management of freshwater and oceans.
Requests the Executive Director to organize the first intergovernmental review on the implementation of the Global Programme of Action in November 2001, with the participation of Governments, international governmental and non-governmental organizations, international and regional financial institutions, the private sector and other stakeholders and major groups;
In this context, the Commission could encourage the establishment of links between this conference and both the first intergovernmental review of the Programme of Action planned for 2001 and the ministerial conference on the sustainable management of freshwater to be held in the Netherlands in 2000.
The Governing Council decided to undertake the first intergovernmental review of the status of implementation of the GPA in 2001, and invited UNEP to organize an expert group meeting, by the end of 1999, to facilitate the preparations for such a review, with the participation of Governments, international organizations and non-governmental organizations.