Примеры использования Forests can на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Forests can be regrown.
For wood harvesting,for instance, forests can be leased for 1-15 years.
Forests can store water and delay its flow towards the lowlands and to the sea.
In particular, indigenous populations living in forests can lobby for inclusion.
Trusts between forests can be external trusts or forest trusts.
The basic rule for the use of this technology is that only those who actively use forests can collect data on forest use.
In addition, forests can contribute to poverty eradication, which may also require financial support.
This will support the recognition of the multiple roles that forests can make to the green economy and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Only healthy forests can provide goods and services sustainably and can contribute to a green economy in the long term.
Furthermore, by trapping sediments andpollutants from other up-slope land uses and activities, forests can protect water bodies and watercourses.
Some countries have shown how forests can become a centrepiece in the transition towards a green economy.
Established following narrowly conceived economic objectives,these are wrongly called"planted forests", based on the erroneous assumption that forests can be replaced by artificial plantations.
Up-to-date data concerning forests can be downloaded from the website of the Forestry Directorate of the Agricultural Authority www. aesz. hu.
The 24th session of COFO andthe 6th World Forest Week will explore the contributions that forests can make to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals SDGs.
UNFF demonstrated that forests can provide a crucial contribution to poverty eradication, especially in achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
With the current manner of managing the forests, it is estimated that in the following 25 years the forests can generate approximately 0.6 million dollars as an added value for Moldova's economy.
Forests can contribute significantly to addressing the Millennium Development Goals, in particular in relation to water, health and environmental sustainability.
Sharing information andpromoting greater understanding of forests can be achieved through the multiple activities and strategies outlined above.
Forests can not only contribute to solving the problem of desertification and the effects of drought, but also meet subsistence needs of local populations and, in the long run, even provide income and employment.
Monitoring the diversity of tree populations in primary forests can improve our knowledge of how forest goods and ecosystem services are delivered.
Progress towards strengthened international cooperation in forest management through IFF andthe proposed new international arrangement on forests can also contribute to improved land management.
Protected areas of representative and unique forests can provide valuable baselines to assess the impact of human interventions on forest ecosystems.
Reducing emissions from deforestation andforest degradation, and ensuring the sustainable management and conservation of forests can contribute significantly to mitigating climate change.
On the coast are the public beaches, in the forests can take a bike ride, and after a pleasant day in nature, you can enjoy a delicious traditional meal in the cozy restaurants.
The declining flows of ODA to the forest sector need to be addressed by focusing on the contribution that forests can make to achieving internationally agreed development goals.
Affirming that some forests can play a crucial role in conserving biological diversity, and recognizing that some forests are becoming degraded and their biological diversity lost.
By providing renewable materials and fuels- thereby reducing reliance on fossil fuels- andstill maintaining their role as carbon reservoirs, forests can make a long-term contribution to mitigating climate change.
The international arrangement on forests can act as a catalyst in ensuring that forests play their full part in contributing to the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals.
Many developing countries undertook concrete initiatives in sustainable forest management,recognizing the important contributions that forests can make to combating desertification, land degradation and climate change.
The United Nations Forum on Forests can play a key role in supporting countries in gaining political support for implementing sustainable forest management at the national, regional and global levels.