Примеры использования Future assessments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Need for future assessments.
Future Assessments under the Convention.
Requirements for future assessments.
And future assessments under the Convention 35- 42 8.
Consider gaps and needs for future assessments.
III. Future Assessments under the Convention 27- 29 6.
Research to inform current or future assessments.
IX. Future Assessments under the Convention. 71- 73 14.
Consider gaps and needs for future assessments.
How could future assessments respond to these needs?
Should this be considered for future assessments?
Baselines for future assessments are set for the core matrices.
This issue will be further dealt with in future assessments.
And Groundwaters and future assessments under the Convention.
Several delegates suggested including information on the transfer of pollution in future assessments.
That could be taken into account in future assessments under the Convention as well.
Future assessments need to be independent and impartial, participatory and rigorous.
Consideration of gaps and needs for future assessments(4 pages);
III. Approach to future assessments of transboundary waters under the Convention.
The degree of urgency for addressing this gap in future assessments should be stated.
Future assessments will seek to benefit from that relatively untapped potential.
Should residual needs be identified, a successor appeal,based on future assessments.
Subgroup on Research to Inform Current or Future Assessments coordinator: Hanchet, New Zealand.
To improve future assessments it is recommended to work towards more integrated assessments. .
One participant suggested that a framework for contextualizing existing and future assessments could be useful.
There may be a need to expand in future assessments the information in the field of social and economic aspects, and to initiate data collection in these areas;
Lessons learned from the preparation of the Second Assessment and future assessments under the Convention.
Currently ITTO is working with FAO on future assessments, which will include coordination with the Global Forest Resources Assessment 2010.
As this is the first suchreport produced by UNOPS, the data it contains create baselines for future assessments.
Issues of methodology are summarized in sections IV to VIII. Future assessments will be independent, impartial and participatory.