Примеры использования Global environmental monitoring system на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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GEMS Global Environmental Monitoring System.
The role of UNEPin water assessment and monitoring through GIWA and the Global Environmental Monitoring System was also highlighted.
Global Environmental Monitoring System.
The World Health Organization(WHO):Maintenance of databases established within the framework of the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS), such as GEMS/AIR, GEMS/WATER, RAISON/GEMS.
GEMS Global Environmental Monitoring System.
As part of its efforts during the"Water for Life" Decade,UNEP will also strengthen the UNEP Global Environmental Monitoring System on Water as a global repository for water-quality data.
GEMS/WATER Global Environmental Monitoring System Water Quality Monitoring Programme.
In addition, UNEP was addressing issuesrelating to oceans and freshwater through the Global Programme of Action, the Global Environmental Monitoring System and the Global International Waters Assessment.
In its framework it is applied to create a global environmental monitoring system of the planet, which will consist of analytical centers, ground stations and space constellation.
The Committee expressed its appreciation for the inter-agency cooperation that had already occurred, notably in relation to a comprehensive assessment of the freshwater resources of the world, the global water partnerships,the United Nations System-wide Special Initiative on Africa and the Global Environmental Monitoring System: Water.
UNEP monitoring and assessment activities such as the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS) and the Global International Waters Assessment(GIWA);
The Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS) set up a regional environmental information network to promote the exchange of environmental information in support of strategies for collective preventive or remedial action on environmental issues.
UNEP, FAO, IOC, WMO, UNESCO andICSU have in the past cooperated frequently in the development of global environmental monitoring systems and more particularly in recent years in those systems designed to tackle climate-related issues.
Participates in the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS), the Global Atmosphere Watch(GAW), the GCOS, the GOOS, and the Integrated Global Ocean Services System(IGOSS) and the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites CEOS.
To continue working closely with the agencies participating in the Integrated Global Observing Strategy(IGOS) partnership andrelevant observing and monitoring systems such as the Global Environmental Monitoring System Freshwater Quality Programme, and to facilitate the application of scientific data from the global observing systems to support the UNEP assessment and early warning process.
At present, the African Programme of the UNEP Global Environmental Monitoring System and the Global Resource Information Database is establishing a subregional environment information network for SADC member States for the long-term goals of supporting the SADC Coordination Unit on environmental matters, as well as the 10 member States of SADC.
The organization 's future activities would focus on ensuring that national meteorological and hydrological services would have ready access to accurate data under the principle of unrestricted exchange of data; that the potential of meteorological and hydrological early warning systems would be fully realized in order to reduce loss of life and property;that collaboration among scientific communities would lead to the development of effective forecasting systems and a global environmental monitoring system based on the World Weather Watch.
These activities include the health components of the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS), the Human Exposure Assessment Locations(HEALS) and the Global Networks project for education, training and research.
The Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS) is the mechanism for global monitoring and assessment; the Global Resource Information Database(GRID) the mechanism for data and information management; and INFOTERRA and the International Register of Potentially Toxic Chemicals focus on information exchange in general terms and on potentially toxic chemicals, respectively.
The existing blueprint andexperience with the Global Water Quality Monitoring Programme of the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS/WATER), with a view to formulating a plan for cooperation with national agencies in order to develop such a database.
The Global Environmental Monitoring System Programme Activity Centre(GEMS/PAC) is the mechanism for global monitoring, while the International Referral System(INFOTERRA/PAC) and the International Register of Potentially Toxic Chemicals Programme Activity Centre(IRPTC/PAC) focus on information exchange in general terms and on potentially toxic chemicals.
The third priority area was information, assessment, monitoring, diagnostic analysis and action programmes for freshwater management.Using a new global environmental monitoring system for freshwater, UNEP was laying the foundations of a system for predicting“hot spots” and environmental emergencies, so as to alert Governments to take the necessary steps to use their water resources rationally.
An increasing number of countries have joined the Global Environmental Monitoring System, the Regional Seas Programme, the activities for the protection and management of the Black Sea and the Environmental Management Plan for the Danube River Basin.
Concerning international cooperation, the Panel stressed that the global FRA 2000[is][should be]a partnership exercise involving[ECE, the UNEP Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS), the Global Resources Information and Data System(GRID), the World Bank, national institutions, NGOs and others] United Nations organizations, national institutions and other interested parties, including relevant major groups.
For example, regarding environmental assessment, the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS) represented the collective effort of the United Nations system to monitor and assess the global environment; it was supported by the GEMS Programme Activity Centre see E/AC.51/1995/3 and Corr.1, para. 19.
The following existing programmes have been identified and agreements are being arranged with them: Global Environmental Monitoring System(food and water); Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme; Co-operative Programme for Monitoring and Evaluation of the Long-Range Transmission of Air Pollutants in Europe; and several of the regional seas programmes.
Since its founding in 1972,UNEP has helped to set up a series of global information networks(e.g., the Global Environmental Monitoring System(GEMS), the Global Resource Information Database(GRID), and the International Environment Information System(INFOTERRA)), which connect it to a variety of institutions and individuals active in the environmental field worldwide.
His country was in favour of a system of global environmental monitoring from space.
Support the development of appropriate global environmental monitoring and related information systems through stronger cooperation and coordination with the global observing systems and research programmes for integrated global observations.
Paragraph 274 highlights the role of the Eye on Earth network and the Global Earth Observing System of Systems in developing environmental monitoring systems.