Примеры использования Harmful subsidies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Harmful subsidies are still pertaining, mainly in the energy and water sectors.
At the same time, it is important to phase out environmentally harmful subsidies.
Phase out of environmentally harmful subsidies, particularly with respect to fossil fuels;
Harmful subsidies are mainly in place in the energy(fossil fuels) and water sectors.
Environmentally and socially harmful subsidies are a deterrent, and they should be phased out.
As to overfishing,the view was expressed that there was a need to eliminate harmful subsidies.
Environmentally harmful subsidies are a major barrier to further improvements.
A green economy should address trade distortions,such as environmentally harmful subsidies;
Reforming environmentally- harmful subsidies e.g., agric, fish, water, energy.
Remove market distortions,including the restructuring of taxes and the phasing out of harmful subsidies.
If those harmful subsidies were eliminated, the funds could be redirected to conservation.
Its current work covers, among others,economic instruments for water resources management and environmentally harmful subsidies.
Environmentally harmful subsidies are obstacles for greener economies and investments in sustainable policies.
When adjusting energy prices and tariffs to economic levels,aim to eliminate environmentally harmful subsidies taking into account, in particular, that.
Environmentally harmful subsidies should be reduced as they reverse efficiency gains and stifle innovation.
Further work is needed on identifying effective measures for removing environmentally harmful subsidies without creating economic, social or political problems.
Harmful subsidies create overcapacity in the fishing industry and have resulted in marine capture fisheries underperforming as a global asset see para. 42 above.
Removal of trade distortions,particularly harmful subsidies, can constitute a successful outcome for trade, environment and development.
When adjusting energy prices and tariffs to economically viable levels,aim to eliminate environmentally harmful subsidies taking into account, in particular, that.
While the removal of trade distortive and environmentally harmful subsidies may not be sufficient, it is nevertheless a necessary step to ensure environmental protection.
Access to, and the provision of, relevant data is often insufficient, and enhancing transparency is an important step, and critical precondition, for identifying andreforming environmentally harmful subsidies.
UNEP is also exploring ways to reduce environmentally harmful subsidies, in particular to the fisheries and the energy sectors.
Access to, and the provision of, relevant data is often insufficient, and enhancing transparency is an important step, and critical precondition, for identifying andreforming perverse incentives, in particular environmentally harmful subsidies.
Reforming and eventually phasing out environmentally harmful subsidies can be an important part of the transition to greener economies.
To further encourage this, States should provide incentives for the further development of renewable energy sources andbegin to phase out environmentally harmful subsidies, especially for fossil fuel use and development.
While there is increasing recognition of the need to remove harmful subsidies, there is limited action to phase them out and some backward steps in creating new ones.
A bottleneck in trying to achieve better integration and more coherence with other policy areas is the difficulty of adapting orre-designing existing regulatory frameworks and reducing harmful subsidies Global Subsidies Initiative of IISD.
Free trade, improved market access, andthe removal of trade distortive and environmentally harmful subsidies, while necessary, may not be sufficient to ensure environmental protection and attain sustainable development.
Norway had eliminated harmful subsidies to the fishing industry and limited its subsidies to social programmes and funds for the decommissioning of small coastal vessels with strict conditions to avoid re-entry into the fisheries.
States should provide incentives for the further development of renewable energy sources andbegin to phase out environmentally harmful subsidies, especially for fossil fuel use and development. 71.