Примеры использования Intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It addresses governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, and urges governments to abide by their human rights obligations and commitments.
Pursuant to Human Rights Council resolution 7/23, OHCHR prepared an analytical study on the relationship between human rights and climate change, taking into account the views of States,relevant intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders.
Governments, including those receiving financial and technical assistance, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders can enhance opportunities forand enable change by taking actions such as.
Encourages non-governmental organizations and the private sector to support implementation of the Strategic Approach at the national, regional and global levels,including through partnerships with Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders;
Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken with regional economic communities, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders to deepen regional integration at the subregionaland country levels.
The Human Rights Council, in its resolution 7/23, mandated the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) to conduct an analytical study on the relationship between human rights and climate change, taking into account the views of States,relevant intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders.
Increased number of programmes and projects jointly undertaken with the regional economic communities, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders to deepen regional integration at the subregionaland country levels Estimate 2010-2011.
Organizing workshops for member States, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders on the incorporation of elements of humanand social development and population inputs in national policies and strategies for development.
The Trust Fund is open to voluntary contributions from all sources, including Governments, United Nations bodies,the Global Environment Facility, other intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, such as the private sector and foundations.
Providing advisory services and technical assistance to member States, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, upon their request, in the design of national policies on population, strategies for their implementation and the incorporation of population inputs in development strategies.
A core trust fund to be allocated by the plenary should be established to receive voluntary contributions from Governments, United Nations bodies,the Global Environment Facility, other intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, such as the private sector and foundations;
At p. 27,"Governments, including those receiving financial and technical assistance, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders can enhance opportunities for an enable change by taking actions such as:", add new sub-bullet:"Developing an appropriate overall policy frame in order to promote cleaner production methods and products.
A core trust fund to be allocated by the plenary should be established to receive voluntary contributions from Governments, United Nations bodies,the Global Environment Facility, other intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, such as the private sector and foundations;
Providing advisory services to member States, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, upon their request, in the design of national policiesand strategies on human and social development concerns, including implementation of the Plan of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing.
Invites pledges and contributions to the Trust Fund from Governments, as well as from United Nations bodies,the Global Environment Facility, other intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders such as the private sector and foundations, to support the work of the Platform;
Appreciating the past two-year multistakeholder consultations by governments, intergovernmental organizations, and other stakeholders in Asia and the Pacific which led to the'Asia-Pacific input document for the post-2015 framework for disaster risk reduction( HFA2)The document lays out priority issues to be further discussed in the HFA2and highlights a potential way forward;
Acknowledges the findings of the final reviews of the scientific information on lead and on cadmium and their appendices, and requests the Executive Director, coordinating as appropriate with Governments, intergovernmental organizations, and other stakeholders, to continue and to enhance efforts to strengthen the scientific basis of work to reduce risks from releases of these metals;
In its resolution 59/25, the General Assembly requested States, RFMOs,competent intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders to address these fishing practices considered to have a major impact on the conservationand sustainable use of marine fisheries and the marine ecosystem as a whole, as well as issues such as marine debris; the continued use of drift-nets; and the potential adverse impacts of destructive fishing practices, including bottom-trawling that has adverse impacts on vulnerable marine ecosystems.
Requests the Bureau to encourage potential donations from Governments, as well as from United Nations bodies,the Global Environment Facility, other intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders such as the private sector and foundations, to contribute to supporting the work of the Platform.
In paragraphs 9 and 10 of decision 22/4 V, the Governing Council requested the Executive Director to report on progress in the implementation of the decision and to invite submissions from Governments on their views with regard to further measures for addressing the significant global adverse impacts of mercury and its compounds and submissions from Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders on what further action might be taken with regard to other heavy metals, for example, lead and cadmium.
It also decided to consider, on the basis of a report by the Executive Director and submissions by Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, what further action might be taken with regard to other heavy metals, for example, lead and cadmium.
Welcomes current plans to incorporate findings of the scientific assessment of harmful substances and hazardous waste, in particular the Global Chemicals Outlook, in the fifth report of the Global Environment Outlook process and requests the Executive Director,coordinating as appropriate with Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, to continue and to enhance efforts to strengthen the scientific basis of work to reduce risks to human healthand the environment from harmful substances and hazardous waste; Resource efficiency.
Governments have also been encouraged to continue playing a lead role in supporting the progress of these partnerships,while allowing major groups, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders to offer their expertiseand contribute to delivering more effective development solutions.
Decides to consider, at its twenty-third session, on the basis of a report by the Executive Director and submissions by Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, what further action might be taken with regard to other heavy metals, for example, lead and cadmium;
Invites pledges and contributions to the trust fund from Governments, United Nations bodies,the Global Environment Facility, other intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, including foundationsand others in the private sector, to support the work of the Platform;
Acknowledges the findings of the global, regional and national scientific assessments conducted by the United Nations Environment Programme to assist Governments to understand the sources, transport and fate of mercury releases and the means to reduce them, and requests the Executive Director, coordinating as appropriate with Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders, including the partners of the Global Mercury Partnership, to continue and enhance efforts to strengthen the scientific basis of work to reduce risks from mercury releases;
A comprehensive mapping of current cooperation initiatives at the regional and international levels would help to assess their impact; reveal potential synergies that could be leveraged for greater impact, particularly in developing countries; expose critical issues that could benefit from multi-stakeholder mechanisms involving Governments; and identify guiding principles and best practices for effective cooperation among Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholder communities.
Representatives of the following intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders participated in the meeting as observers.
Intergovernmental organizations and other relevant stakeholders should participate in the plenary as observers, in accordance with the rules of procedure established by the plenary.
The strategy responds to the needs ofits many stakeholders and grew out of extensive consultations with Member States, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders.