Примеры использования Global scientific assessment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Global Scientific Assessment Panel.
Participation in the Global Scientific Assessment Panel.
In phase III the global scientific panel would synthesize the regional scientific assessments to produce a global scientific assessment. .
Peer Review of Global Scientific Assessment Reports.
Following on from the startup phase, each GMA cycle should be initiated through consultations with stakeholders on the direction andneeded outputs of the global scientific assessment.
Be responsible for the preparation of the Global Scientific Assessment Reports.
For global scientific assessment reports that are broad in scope, complex, and with high policy relevance, ten to twenty peer reviewers might be appropriate.
The specific functions of the Global Scientific Assessment Panel should be to.
The Global Scientific Assessment Panel should produce a general design for the global and regional assessments based, in part, on consultations with stakeholders.
One is the cost associated with the operations of the GMA secretariat and the Global Scientific Assessment Report(s), including the necessary support for affiliated activities.
Given the findings from key global scientific assessments, as well as the research of the broader scientific and practitioner community, parties felt that it was the time to translate these commitments into action.
Prepare the regional scientific assessment report following the structure and format developed by the Global Scientific Assessment Panel, adapted, as appropriate, to the regional context; and.
The Global Scientific Assessment Panel should synthesize the Global Scientific Assessment Report directly from the national and regional reports and other available information including assessments of ocean basins.
In those areas where comprehensive regional assessments are already available the existing mechanisms could be requested to adapt the existing regional assessment into the structure andformat developed by the Global Scientific Assessment Panel to ensure comparability of data and information across regions.
The regional policy reviews should, along with the global scientific assessment, feed into the global policy review rather than the global scientific assessment.
A Global Scientific Assessment Panel should be formed, consisting of a group of competent natural and social scientists with multidisciplinary expertise and experience in assessing the state of the marine environment, including expertise in developing an analysis of the policy implications of the scientific assessments. .
In the event that national or regional assessments are not prepared within the prescribed time frame, the global GMA process will mobilize to assist the respective State orregion to prepare the relevant regional assessment, in order to ensure the timely completion of the Global Scientific Assessment Report.
Speakers said it is vital that the findings from key global scientific assessments, as well as of the research of the broader scientific community, are accessible to and used by decision makers.
During the same period, UNHabitat contributed, as a member of the Inter-agency Advisory Board and as a contributing author,to the Convention on Biological Diversity"Cities and biodiversity outlook", the first global scientific assessment of the relationship between urbanization and ecosystems.
Global scientific assessment and monitoring of harmful substances and hazardous waste and emerging issues of potential concern and assessment of global progress to address related risks provide knowledge that informs policy and management decisions, including by catalysing actions on the part of United Nations agencies. Target: 3 emerging issues identified.
Non-recurrent publications: global scientific assessment and monitoring of harmful substances and hazardous waste and emerging issues of potential concern and assessment of global progress to address related risks provide knowledge that informs policy and management decisions, including by catalysing actions on the part of United Nations agencies(1); knowledge of the environmental and health risks of harmful substances and hazardous waste is communicated to relevant groups in UNEP-supported countries(3);
There are two possible means of integrating existing assessments:(i)material from these existing assessments could be provided directly to the GMA global scientific panel in a comparable format, to be analysed and integrated by the panel into a single global assessment; or(ii) special regional assessment systems could be established to develop integrated regional assessments, according to an agreed methodology, for synthesis by the global scientific panel;
Based on a scientific assessment of the global marine environment, the process should provide this target audience with advice, guidance and assistance on actions required to mitigate environmental impacts and changes.
Four major global scientific integrated environmental assessment processes initiated or funded by the United Nations have recognized the central importance of the natural resources of the Caribbean Sea to the economic and social well-being of its peoples.
In phase III, the regional and sectoral assessments would be synthesized by the global scientific panel into an integrated global marine assessment.
It recommended that the GMA process should be aimed at policy makers;be based on a scientific assessment of the global marine environment and an assessment of the socio-economic implications; and that it should provide policy makers with guidance and assistance on actions required to mitigate environmental impacts and changes.
The Meeting noted that the Division of Early Warning andAssessment of UNEP had a Scientific Assessment Branch that produced global, regional and thematic assessments and reports, such as the Global Environment Outlook, as well as sections dealing with ecosystems, the global environment outlook and capacity-building and partnership.
A significant characteristic of this model is that it ensures the independence of the scientific process by providing for regional policy reviews to be fed into the global policy review instead of into the regional scientific assessment, thus maintaining the integrity of the scientific report.
The aim of the present report is to provide the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum with an overview of recent scientific assessment findings, focusing on key policy issues at the global and regional levels, and to highlight related initiatives and processes that support the core mandate of UNEP to keep the world environmental situation under review.
Conduct joint scientific research into the impact of aircraft engine emissions, taking into account the forthcoming special report from IPCC on aviation and the global atmosphere and the Montreal Protocol's Ozone Scientific Assessment Panel;