Примеры использования Global challenge of climate change на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is also the global challenge of climate change.
Noting with appreciation the efforts of the Secretary-General in raising awareness of the need to respond to the global challenge of climate change.
The global challenge of climate change requires a global response.
It should, in Switzerland's view,strengthen its efforts to cooperate closely with other agencies in order to address the urgent global challenge of climate change.
To meet the global challenge of climate change, there must be widespread and effective international action.
The Programme should continue identifying and sharing innovative urban development planning and management approaches andpractices that were responsive to the global challenge of climate change.
In face of the global challenge of climate change, he urged the Conference of the Parties to consolidate and strengthen that process.
Reminding Parties that climate change knows no borders, he called upon them to rise above differing economic and national interests andfind a common approach to address the global challenge of climate change.
Peter Kent, Canada's Environment Minister, said,"The global challenge of climate change requires a global solution, and Canada is proud to support environmental efforts such as these.
Measures and policies under the European Programme for Climate Change, together with those undertaken at the national level, would enable the European Union to effectively face the global challenge of climate change and fulfil its obligations.
While international cooperation is essential to tackling the global challenge of climate change, it is likely to succeed only if underpinned by national and local initiatives.
The global challenge of climate change requires a global response, and Canada is committed to reaching a comprehensive and ambitious agreement in Copenhagen this December.
We agree that the United Nations, given its universality,has a central role in supporting global efforts to meet the global challenge of climate change and in providing policy direction to support the Bali Action Plan.
I have the honour to enclose herewith a letter dated 7 December 2010 from the Prime Minister of Greece addressed to you on the outcome of two recent initiatives undertaken by Greece in its effort to contribute to addressing the global challenge of climate change see annex.
Many of the technologies andinstruments needed to respond to the global challenge of climate change are already available, and others should be commercialized in the coming years, once appropriate incentives have been put in place.
The main motivations for a strong deployment of new and renewable sources of energy in most developing countries is to guarantee access to modern energy services to everyone andto satisfy expected rapid increases in energy demand while addressing the global challenge of climate change.
The G77 and China recognizes the primacy of the United Nations in directing andsupporting global efforts to meet the global challenge of climate change and in supporting the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. .
The Development Committee and the Group of Twenty-Four in particular had therefore called for donors to provide timely and predictable official development assistance(ODA), for enhanced aid effectiveness through the full implementation of the Accra Agenda for Action andfor the provision of additional resources to meet the global challenge of climate change.
The CEB initiative launched early in 2007 in response to the global challenge of climate change took more concrete shape during the reporting period, with the United Nations system intensifying its efforts at a coordinated and effective delivery.
As the gathering of all nations in Cancun, Mexico, for the 16th Conference of the UNFCCC Contracting Parties is starting, it is my pleasureto bring to your attention two recent initiatives undertaken by Greece, in our effort to contribute towards addressing the global challenge of climate change.
Mr. Wolff(United States of America): The United States commends the Secretariat for its work in highlighting the importance of building andstrengthening partnerships to address the global challenge of climate change and appreciates the Secretary-General's report offering an overview of relevant United Nations activities A/62/644.
Noting also with appreciation the initiative of the Secretary-General in having convened the informal high-level event entitled"The future in our hands: addressing the leadership challenge of climate change" on 24 September 2007, aimed at providing impetus and political support to the Convention and raising awareness of the global challenge of climate change.
The UNEP publication, GEO4, assesses environmental change and how it affects people's security, health, social relations and material needs(human well-being) and development in general,including major atmospheric environmental issues, most notably the global challenge of climate change, and the decline in the health of ecosystems and the services that they provide.
Member States are encouraged to support humanitarian organizations in meeting the increasing humanitarian burden exacerbated by the global challenges of climate change and high food and fuel prices, including by making additional resources available to address innovative approaches being developed to meet those needs.
On their agenda were many of the major policy issues addressed in the report, notably the Regional Commissions' coordinated actions and efforts to support United Nations system-wide coherence at the regional and global levels, as well as the substantive contributions andregional perspectives by the regional commissions to the global challenges of climate change, food and energy security, and the ongoing economic and financial crisis.
While recognizing the primary responsibility of States to promote,fulfil and protect human rights, the global all-pervasive challenge of climate change undoubtedly requires a global solution, and clearly calls for international assistance and cooperation under the principles of international solidarity and of common but differentiated responsibilities.
In the context of the United Nations system and under the leadership of the Secretary-General, the United Nations, System Chief Executives Board for Coordination(CEB)has established a framework to coordinate the work of United Nations agencies to respond to the global and multifaceted challenge of climate change.
The session's introductory presentation entitled"Mountains as early indicators of climate change: the role of space technologies in monitoring our changing climate" underlined the fact that climate change is a global challenge and focused on the importance of mountains as an early indicator of that change. .
Priority attention must be given to alleviating the adverse effects on the poor, especially women, of the multiple global crises and the challenge of climate change.
During the conference, interested parties had the opportunity to learn more about the activities carried out in the project and how to use an implement them, in order toeducate students about the current global challenge- climate change.