Примеры использования First national reports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As of 28 September 1999, the secretariat had received 111 first national reports.
The information provided in the first national reports has been summarized in the matrix.
These reports have been displayed on the Committee's website in addition to the first national reports.
Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity have submitted their first national reports on measures taken for the implementation of the provisions of the Convention.
Letters requesting additional information and/or clarification have been prepared for all 124 States that submitted the first national reports.
Receive the first national reports submitted and encourage those Parties that have not yet submitted their first national reports to do so as soon as they can;
The purpose of this help guide was to assist the Parties to the Convention in preparing their first national reports on implementation of the Convention.
The first national reports of the Latin American and Caribbean(LAC) country Parties were prepared at the beginning of 2000 for review at the fourth session of the Conference of the Parties COP.
However, in many cases, national andlocal needs for financial support identified in the first national reports have not yet been adequately met.
Notes that the first national reports by States Parties to the Convention, as required under article 26 of the Convention, are due to be submitted to the secretariat of the Convention no later than 1 January 1998Ibid., decision III/9.
In many cases, however,national and local needs for financial support as identified in the first national reports have not yet been adequately met.
Notes that the first national reports of the States Parties to the Convention, as required by article 26 of the Convention, are due to be submitted to the secretariat of the Convention no later than 1 January 1998,Ibid., decision III/9, para. 11.
With the approval of the Committee, the Chairman has sent to all Member States two notes reminding them of this deadline andencouraging them to submit to the Committee their first national reports.
Parties were invited to submit their first national reports by 1 January 1998(133 submitted as at 30 September 2003), and their second national reports by 15 May 2001 104 submitted as at 31 October 2003.
However, it again expressed its concern on the low reporting rate of Parties to the Protocol andrequested the secretariat to seek information from Parties that had not yet submitted their first national reports as to why they had not done so and to make that information available at a later stage.
A key issue, which emerges from the first national reports and those strategies and action plans that the secretariat has examined, is the importance of the protected area system for implementing the provisions of the Convention in each Party.
UNEP, the World Bank and UNDP, as implementing agencies of GEF, have assisted countries in preparing biodiversity country studies,national biodiversity strategies and action plans and the first national reports to the Convention on Biological Diversity in association with other relevant organizations WRI, IUCN, WWF etc.
These being the first national reports on the implementation of the Convention, they should provide minimum baseline information and data as a benchmark from which to evaluate progress in the next round of national reporting. .
As at 20 April 2006, 129 States Members of the United Nations andone organization* have submitted first national reports to the Committee established pursuant to resolution 1540(2004); 62 Member States have yet to submit their first report. .
As the first national reports fully addressed policy issues, institutional measures and participatory processes, the second national reports are expected to address, in detail, the consultative processes in support of the preparation and implementation of the national action programmes as well as partnership agreements with developed country Parties.
Mr. Jeff Huntington, Head of Programme, Environmental Assessment, EEA, reported that the first national reports prepared under the European PRTR would occur next year and the information would be displayed on the Internet from September 2009.
ITTO has funded projects in member countries to assist in the development of national forest statistical information systems, has conducted national training courses in the implementation of the ITTO criteria and indicators, andhas provided support to countries to prepare their first national reports using the criteria and indicators-based reporting format;
In this context, andbearing in mind that the first national reports from Parties are due, in accordance with paragraphs 13 and 15 of decision 11/COP.1, as from mid 1999, nominations for national focal point(s) should be received no later than 31 December 1998.
The proposed programme and budget period will be the first one when all regions will have prepared their first national reports and will be still in the process of preparing their national, subregional and regional action programmes and starting their implementation.
As the first national reports addressed policy issues, institutional measures and participatory processes, the report updates are expected to provide information on progress made with regard to the process-oriented section of the report, while addressing, in detail, the consultative processes in support of the preparation and implementation of the NAPs as well as partnership agreements with developed country Parties.
As of October 6, 2005, the Convention Secretariat received 140 first national reports, 118 second national reports, and 29 third national reports, as well as 116 national biodiversity strategies and action plans includes 2 reports posted as“version 2”.
In the light of the above considerations and to ensure that the first national reports to be prepared pursuant to Article 15 are submitted in a timely manner so as to provide input to the effectiveness evaluations required under Article 16, it is proposed that the first national reports should be submitted to the Conference of the Parties at its third meeting.
Parties were requested to submit to the secretariat for consideration by the Conference of the Parties their first national reports pursuant to article 15 by 31 July 2007(following the extension of the initial 31 December 2006 deadline) and their second national reports by 31 July 2011(following the extension of the initial 31 October 2010 deadline), while their third national reports are due by 31 October 2014.
The Kingdom of Bahrain submitted its first national report in April 2008.
Ireland submitted its First National Report in March 2004.