Примеры использования Illicit coca на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Global illicit coca bush cultivation, 1993-2003.
The Bolivian plan aims at full elimination of illicit coca by the year 2002.
Global illicit coca bush cultivation, 1993-2004.
Compared with 2000, the total area under illicit coca bush cultivation doubled.
III. Illicit coca bush cultivation in the Andean region, 1994-2005.
The information received on illicit coca bush cultivation in 2001 is scarce.
Illicit coca production is a process of utmost destructiveness to the environment.
On the supply side, illicit coca cultivation is declining.
Illicit coca bush cultivation decreased in all major growing areas of the country.
The Bolivian plan aims at full elimination of illicit coca by the year 2002.
In Peru the area of illicit coca cultivation has increased since 1999 by 45 per cent.
Peru, for its part,had proposed specific measures for reducing and eliminating illicit coca growing.
In the Latin American region, illicit coca production fell in Bolivia, Colombia and Peru.
Illicit coca bush cultivation on sites covering less than 25 ha was reported in Ecuador.
In Bolivia the total area under illicit coca bush cultivation doubled between 2000 and 2008.
With Government concurrence, UNODC andUNOPS studied the socio-economic aspects of illicit coca cultivation.
During the past four years, the total area under illicit coca bush cultivation in South America was stable.
Illicit coca bush cultivation in Colombia spread rapidly to areas where it had not been detected before.
The Government had reduced the total surface area of illicit coca plantations in national parks, eradicating 7,389 hectares.
Global illicit coca bush cultivation fell from about 221,000 hectares in 2000 to about 211,000 hectares in 2001.
The efforts made by countries of the Andean region to decrease the area under illicit coca bush cultivation were acknowledged.
For example, in 2008, illicit coca bush was cultivated on small plots of land in Ecuador near that country's border with Colombia.
However, according to UNODC,the Plurinational State of Bolivia reduced the area devoted to illicit coca bush cultivation.
That development follows a major reduction in illicit coca bush cultivation in Bolivia and Peru since the mid-1990s.
Conducting alternative andsustainable development activities for farmers currently involved in illicit coca production;
In South America, the total area under illicit coca bush cultivation was reduced during 2003 for the third consecutive year.
In both Colombia and Peru, the illicit crop monitoring systems produced annual figures on illicit coca crops for 2001 using satellite imagery.
The return of an important drugs economy cannot be excluded if illicit coca cultivation controls are relaxed and if international support for Bolivia's alternative development programme remains weak.
Both parliamentarians and drug control leaders examined Bolivia's successful drug control policy,which included illicit coca crop eradication.
With more than 115,000 hectares, Peru has the largest estimated area of illicit coca cultivation, followed by Bolivia(48,600 hectares) and Colombia 45,000 hectares.