Примеры использования Integrated ecosystem-based на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The strategy is based on an integrated ecosystem-based approach to sustainable ocean management.
Manage the Clarion-Clipperton Zone consistent with the principles of integrated ecosystem-based management;
How to apply a holistic or integrated ecosystem-based approach is part of the challenge before us, but we are making progress, both domestically and internationally.
Effective oceans conservation and management must be integrated, ecosystem-based and science-based.
In all regions, more integrated, ecosystem-based approaches are needed in order to assess how to sustain ecosystem goods and services and their social and economic benefits and how to avoid the risks of change for human well-being.
Research to support a resilience-based approach to coral reef management that is embedded within an integrated ecosystem-based management framework;
We call for concerted international efforts to undertake"integrated ecosystem-based management" of marine resources, particularly global fish stocks, to manage them in a sustainable manner for the benefit of all humankind;
It also noted that the goals of the management plan for the Clarion-Clipperton Zone included the maintenance of regional biodiversity, ecosystem structure andecosystem function, together with the application of the principles of integrated ecosystem-based management.
Norway's marine policy rests on an integrated, ecosystem-based approach to marine management.
The need for an integrated ecosystem-based approach to fisheries and oceans governance, based on the best available science, is widely and increasingly considered the key to maintaining fishery productivity and its continuing contribution to sustainable development.
In order to do that, we must establish an integrated ecosystem-based fisheries and oceans management system.
The environmental management plan for the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone, adopted at the seventeenth session of the International Seabed Authority, includes the maintenance of regional biodiversity, ecosystem structure and ecosystem function,together with the application of integrated ecosystem-based management.
Support should be provided to develop andensure the effective implementation of integrated ecosystem-based management approaches for coral reefs and associated ecosystems.
Many delegations emphasized that the lack of technical, financial, technological and institutional capacity in the developing countries to effectively tackle the catastrophes and threats to the ecology of the oceans andseas was among the main constraints they were facing in establishing integrated ecosystem-based approaches.
During the fourth replenishment, covering the period 2007- 2010, the GEF Council approved a mandate for using integrated ecosystem-based approaches for the management of transboundary water resources.
The Commission recalled that the General Assembly of the United Nations had called upon States and relevant international organizations at all levels urgently to consider ways of integrating and improving, on a scientific basis, the management of risks to vulnerable marine biodiversity within the framework of the Convention,consistent with international law and the principles of integrated ecosystem-based management.
The need for improvements in oceans and fisheries governance,in particular the adoption and implementation of integrated , ecosystem-based approaches relying on the best available science, has been widely recognized.
Calls upon States to implement strategies and programmes for an integrated ecosystem-based approach to management, developed by the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and other relevant global and regional organizations, and urges those organizations to cooperate in the development of practical guidance to assist States in this regard;
Welcomes the work of the Convention on Biological Diversity, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and other relevant global and regional organizations in the development of strategies andprogrammes for the implementation of an integrated ecosystem-based approach to management, and urges those organizations to cooperate in the development of practical guidance in this regard;
Recalling further that the General Assembly of the United Nations in its resolution 63/111 called upon States and relevant international organizations at all levels to urgently consider ways to integrate and improve, on a scientific basis, including the application of precaution as set out in principle 15 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, the management of risks to vulnerable marine biodiversity within the framework of the Convention,consistent with international law and the principles of integrated ecosystem-based management.
Further cooperation and coordination across sectors could be promoted to achieve an integrated ecosystem-based approach to ocean management and the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity beyond areas of national jurisdiction.
International action to promote marine scientific research, whether by bodies of the United Nations system or by other forms of intergovernmental cooperation, should aim to increase understanding of the ocean/atmosphere interface and its effects on living marine resources and the coastal zone and its communities,together with the scientific understanding of the other factors needed for the integrated ecosystem-based approach to the management of oceans and coastal areas and for the safe execution of maritime operations.
RFMOs need to establish effective regional agreementson ocean resources management, create integrated ecosystem-based regional bodies and have comprehensive and innovative approaches that address the sustainable use and management of marine living resources.
The draft resolution on oceans brings to the world 's attention a host of pressing oceans issues, including maritime safety and security issues, such as efforts to address piracy, the safety of seafarers and the protection of submarine cables; marine science, such as the need to pursue research relating to ocean acidification and the need to protect ocean data buoys; and marine environment and marine resources,such as the importance of an integrated, ecosystem-based and science-based approach to ocean conservation and management.
Stresses the importance of increasing the scientific understanding of the oceans/atmosphere interface andother factors required for an integrated ecosystem-based approach to the management of oceans and coastal areas, including through participation in ocean observing programmes and geographic information systems;
UNEP will also work with national agencies to help them integrate ecosystem-based and other adaptation approaches into sectoral and national development strategies.
Ii Increase in number andpercentage of countries assisted by UNEP that have progressed in integrating ecosystem-based adaptation and other adaptation approaches into sectoral and national development strategies.
Ii Increased number andpercentage of countries that have progressed in integrating ecosystem-based and other adaptation approaches into sectoral and national development strategies, with the assistance of UNEP.
Number and percentage of countries demonstrating progress in integrating ecosystem-based and other adaptation approaches in strategies.
Given the success of resource-conserving management practices, such as integrated pest and nutrient management, conservation tillage and agroforestry, the need for integrating ecosystem-based principles and technologies in agricultural development policies can hardly be overemphasized.