Примеры использования First national communications на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First national communications from Annex I Parties.
FCCC/SBI/1997/20 Experience with the review of first national communications from Annex I Parties.
Parties' strategies to mitigate GHG emissions have not changed considerably frompolicies andmeasures described in the first national communications.
It should be noted that only the first national communications, submitted between 1997 and 2003, are available.
Reporting on assumptions improved substantially compared with the first national communications.
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Since the first national communications, several Parties have begun to include in their programmes research into the socio-economic impacts of climate change.
Enabling St. Vincent andthe Grenadines to Prepare its First National Communications in Response to its Commitments to the UNFCCC.
The range of changes varied from 12 per cent below to 38 per cent above 1990 levels reported in the first national communications figure 8.
Poland used the UNFCCC guidelines developed for the first national communications, and submitted the second national communication by 15 April 1998.
In preparing its second national communication Poland used the UNFCCC Guidelines developed for the first national communications.
More information was reported in the second national communications than in the first national communications, although the degree of detail and format still varied widely.
Although the degree of completeness and extent of coverage varied amongst Parties,in general the information provided was more complete and transparent than in the first national communications.
Recognizes the importance of the first national communications submitted under the Kyoto Protocol in demonstrating the progress of Annex I Parties in achieving commitments under the Protocol;
The SBI may wish to take stock of the first round of reviews based on the in-depth review reports of first national communications published so far.
Most of the 41 Parties included in Annex I submitted their first national communications in 1994 or 1995, their second during 1997- 1998, their third after 30 November 2001 and their fourth in 2007.
Since its restructuring,the GEF has financed 24 projects that will contribute to countries' abilities to prepare first national communications to the Conference of the Parties.
Recognizes the importance of the first national communications submitted under the Kyoto Protocol in demonstrating the progress of Annex I Parties[in achieving][towards meeting] commitments under the Kyoto Protocol;
Furthermore, developing-country Parties will be required to include more detailed information on their technology needs(technologies and know-how) in their first national communications.
To prepare a second compilation and synthesis of first national communications, taking into account available review reports of individual national communications, for consideration by the Subsidiary Body for. and by COP 2;
To urge countries and relevant international organizations to consider what contributions they can make to support the review of Annex I Parties' first national communications.
The second compilation and synthesis report on first national communications covers 31 Annex I Parties which submitted their national communications by 1 May 1996, that is, all Annex I Parties except BelgiumSubmission due date 15 October 1996.
All Parties, except Bulgaria and Hungary,which submitted a new GHG inventory in their second national communications recalculated their base year inventories in relation to estimates provided in the first national communications.
He noted that back when the first national communications were submitted in 1994, there was a noticeable lack of awareness on the subject of climate change among the general public in Brazil, owing especially to the lack of educational materials available in Portuguese.
This document generallyfollows the structure and approach used in the previous compilation and synthesis of first national communications from Annex I Parties as well as the first compilation and synthesis of second national communications. .
In accordance with the provisions of article 12 of the Convention, at its ninth session the Committee adopted decisions on the guidelines and methodologies to be used by developed country parties andother parties included in annex I to the Convention in preparing their first national communications.
The second compilation and synthesis report on first national communications covers 31 Annex I Parties which submitted their national communications by 1 May 1996, that is, all Annex I Parties, except Belgium, Submission due date 15 October 1996.
Such activities(which the interim secretariat seeks to facilitate- see paras. 46-49 below) would aim to enable those countries to respond to the Convention andin particular to prepare and submit their first national communications of information within three years of the entry into force of the Convention for them.
Information contained in second national communications was generally of a higher quality than in the first national communications, thus providing a better basis for evaluating the scope and achievements of national climate change mitigation strategies;
The Conference of the Parties at its first session(COP 1), by its decision 2/CP.1(see FCCC/CP/1995/7/Add.1), provided guidance on the review of first communications from Parties included in Annex I to the Convention,including provisions for the in-depth review of first national communications from such Parties.
Eight Parties not included in Annex I to the Convention have provided information on observational networks in their first national communications(FCCC/SBI/1999/11). The Parties that have reported information include: Argentina, Armenia, Kazakhstan, the Republic of Korea, Mauritius, Mexico, Uruguay and Zimbabwe.