Примеры использования Integrated approach to financing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Integrated approach to financing sound management.
The outcome document presents an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes.
Integrated approach to financing sound management of chemicals and waste.
UNEP Executive Director's draft proposal on an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes.
II. Integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes.
During the interactive discussion, participants underscored that there was a need for an integrated approach to financing for sustainable development.
Call for action through a decision on an integrated approach to financing chemicals and wastes as presented in section IV of the present report;
Special attention is paid to the expediency of implementing the debt mechanism for financing public expenditures on development and the integrated approach to financing of public projects.
Integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes: draft proposal by the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme.
The following is a timeline showing steps to be taken to implement the proposed integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes.
Recognizing the importance of an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes to maximize impact, particularly at the national level.
Invites all Governments to involve relevant ministries, departments andagencies in the implementation of an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes;
Several said that an integrated approach to financing throughout the chemicals and wastes cluster, as proposed in the outcome document of the process, was important.
Based on guidance set out in UNEP Governing Council decision SS. XII/4,the process had culminated in a draft proposal on an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes.
The Executive Director's proposal on an integrated approach to financing sound management of chemicals and wastes, taking into account the advice from Governments and other stakeholders, is set out in section IV of the present report.
The Conference may wish to review the outcome of the contact group's discussions,as set out in the co-chairs' summary, and consider the proposal by the Executive Director on an integrated approach to financing the chemicals and wastes agenda.
A number of representatives said that they favoured the adoption of an integrated approach to financing such as that described in the outcome document of the consultative process.
Requests the Executive Director to continue to provide support to the consultative process, subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources,with a view to elaborating further a final outcome based on the integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes;
While the region believed that the Strategic Approach should be one of the beneficiaries of an integrated approach to financing, it was of the view that the current session was not the appropriate forum to decide on the issue.
The present draft proposal for an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes addresses, in a holistic and encompassing manner, the multiple and multifaceted financing challenges facing Governments in the implementation of existing chemicals- and wastesrelated conventions and international policy frameworks on chemicals and wastes.
Ms. ten Have gave a statement on the consultative process on financing options for chemicals and wastes,which had culminated in a draft proposal by the Executive Director of UNEP on an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes SAICM/ICCM.3/12.
There was overall support for the adoption of the integrated approach to financing discussed in the outcome document, which promised a sustainable solution to the financial challenges facing the chemicals and wastes cluster.
The summary reflects the various views expressed by participants during the discussion on the long-term financing of SAICM andon the relevance of the draft proposal by the UNEP Executive Director on an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes for SAICM, in the contact group on financial and technical assistance for implementation.
Referring to the section in the omnibus resolution on an integrated approach to financing sound management of chemicals and waste, one representative suggested that the three elements of mainstreaming, industry involvement and external finance were not in balance and that it would be beneficial to have a standalone resolution on integrated financing. .
Once the operational details have been developed by representatives atthe third session of the Conference and the twenty-seventh session of the UNEP Governing Council, an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes could come into effect as soon as the requisite decisions have been adopted by the relevant governing bodies.
The Monterrey Conference had highlighted the importance of an integrated approach to financing for development. The global contract for development proposed at Monterrey was based on the understanding that, while each country was primarily responsible for its own development, national efforts should be underpinned by a favourable international economic environment of mutual reinforcement.
The Conference is invited to recall and review the discussion of the Open-ended Working Group at its first session,to consider the proposal by the UNEP Executive Director on an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes and to consider adopting a decision on both the immediate and long-term financing of the Strategic Approach. .
The dialogue should continue to reinforce the holistic and integrated approach to financing for development by, inter alia, maintaining a balanced focus on national, international and systemic dimensions; identifying areas for further inter-institutional coordination and collaboration to promote coherence and consistency of the international monetary, financial and trading systems; and providing further guidance on building bridges between development, finance, trade organizations and initiatives within the framework of the holistic agenda of the Conference.
Ms. Johanna Lissinger Peitz(Sweden), speaking as co-chair of the fourth and fifth meetings in the consultative process,said that participants at the fifth meeting had reached a common understanding that an integrated approach to financing represented a mature understanding of the link between compliance and financing and the need for capacity-building and technology transfer at all levels in developing countries.
Several representatives emphasized the need for urgency if a fully fledged proposal on an integrated approach to financing the sound management of chemicals and wastes was to be prepared in time for the third session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management, in September 2012, as suggested by the Executive Director in his report UNEP/GCSS. XII/8.