Примеры использования In-house environmental на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In-house environmental policy.
Implementation of in-house environmental strategy document.
In-house environmental expenses could not be identified.
They have reported on a few success stories of in-house environmental management.
Development of in-house environmental management systems.
The Corporation's annual environmental report includes a non-formalized report on its in-house environmental burden.
Review of their in-house environmental management policies and practices.
The following recommendation would enhance coordination among the organizations on the development of in-house environmental policies.
Improving in-house environmental management and performance;
However, as previously analyzed, there is little intergovernmental guidance for in-house environmental governance.
Policies and guidelines on in-house environmental management used by United Nations system organizations.
The General Assembly should also periodically review the application of principles and policies on in-house environmental management.
Many organizations are about to adopt in-house environmental plans and policies along the lines of the ISO 14000 standards.
This information may be contained for instance in questions related to MDG 7(Ensure environmental sustainability) or in-house environmental management.
The status of implementation of in-house environmental management systems(EMS- see box 1 below for a definition) by the organizations;
Environmental profile of the United Nations system organizations: review of their in-house environmental management policies and practices.
The legislative basis for the development and implementation of in-house environmental management policies and practices, such as the strategy for a climate-neutral United Nations, and the extent to which the current greening initiatives are based on clear intergovernmental mandates;
Environmental Profile of the United Nations System Organizations: Review of their in-house environmental management policies and practices JIU/REP/2010/1.
Mr. Inomata(Joint Inspection Unit) reiterated that the JIU report on the environmental profile of the United Nations system organizations(A/65/346) covered not only sustainable procurement butalso aspects of in-house environmental management.
The General Assembly should periodically review the application of principles and policies on in-house environmental management on the basis of the report of the Secretary-General on this subject.
Advice from ISO could also be sought on possible resources for the training of United Nations staff involved in the development and implementation of in-house environmental measures.
Furthermore, the questionnaire asked for information on the in-house environmental management issues that are most significant for the secretariat of each organization at corporate and field levels.
Extend his leadership, with the assistance of the Executive Director of UNEP, in promoting system-wide overall in-house environmental management policies;
UNDP has(d) adopted selected international standards for its in-house environmental management systems and(e) has already put in place its in-house sustainable procurement policies and guidelines.
The question was not so much whether a mandate for sustainable procurement existed, buthow it could be applied in the context of the in-house environmental management of the United Nations system organizations.
The first attempt by an intergovernmental environmental forum to establish system-wide in-house environmental policies and measures was the adoption of UNEP Governing Council decisions 18/10 of 1995 and 23/8 of 2005.
The two reports complement current efforts by the United Nations system, but also highlight the criticalneed for a more formal and systematic framework that would constitute an integrated in-house environmental management system.
While the climate neutrality initiative has undoubtedly had a positive effect in promoting best in-house environmental practices, it is limited to an environmental issue much focussed on by the media.
As referred to in paragraph 13, in 2001, the Board of Auditors suggested to the General Assembly that UNEP take the initiative through the CEB in addressing environmental aspects of procurement within the in-house environmental policies in the United Nations system.
This document contains the Joint Inspection Unit report on the environmental profile of United Nations system organizations and their in-house environmental management policies and practices(A/65/346) and comments thereon by the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination A/65/346/Add.1.