Примеры использования International environmental governance process на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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II. International environmental governance process.
To that end, Nigeria took the view that the international environmental governance process must be accelerated.
An additional theme in the programme of work before the Council/Forum is that of the implementation of the outcome of the UNEP international environmental governance process.
To promote the implementation of the outcome of the international environmental governance process in enhancing delivery of the capacity-building initiatives of UNEP.
The role of scientific assessmentsin strengthening policy and decision-making was a major theme of the international environmental governance process.
To promote the implementation of the outcome of the international environmental governance process in enhancing delivery of the capacity-building initiatives of UNEP.
Progress reports/results of all intergovernmental processes relevant to the Summit,including progress report on the international environmental governance process;
Promoting the implementation of the outcome of the international environmental governance process in enhancing delivery of the capacity-building initiatives of UNEP;
Capacity-building will become a priority integrated within each of the activity areas in line with the emphasis given to it by the international environmental governance process.
To promote implementation of the outcome of the international environmental governance process in enhancing delivery of the capacity-building initiatives of UNEP.
The GEF is one of the financing mechanisms that must be revised in the international environmental governance process.
We must rethink the whole international environmental governance process and have a shared vision of international environmental governance: we must think big, we must make a difference.
The Consultative Group is of the view that the Governing Council should further consider how tosecure political momentum and efficient follow-up of the international environmental governance process.
To promote the implementation of the outcome of the international environmental governance process that enhances delivery of the capacity-building initiatives of UNEP.
The Consultative Group is of the view that the Governing Council should further consider how tosecure political momentum and efficient follow-up of the international environmental governance process.
To promote a UNEP-wide integrated approach to the implementation of the outcome of the international environmental governance process in enhancing delivery of the capacitybuilding initiatives of UNEP;
What approaches are most appropriate for strengthening the administrative and technical interlinkages among UNEP's chemicals and waste programmes,as called for during the international environmental governance process?
At its meetings in 2001, EMG discussed the continuing international environmental governance process, and members provided their comments and inputs on the proposals put forward during the process. .
The further work of the consultative group should provide input to the nineteenth session of the Commissionon Sustainable Development and be fully utilized to make bold reforms to the international environmental governance process;
One of the key outcomes of the international environmental governance process was the clear identification of the need to develop an intergovernmental strategic plan on technology support and capacity-building.
The need for integration with existing multilateral environmental agreements and for the identification of opportunities for interaction andcoordination with them has been pointed out within the framework of the UNEP-led international environmental governance process.
As a result of the international environmental governance process, it has been recognized that the increasing complexity of environmental degradation requires an enhanced capacity for scientific assessment, monitoring and early warning.
The translation of scientific information and data into broad policy-based decisions requires a strong policy development component which builds on the consensus resultingfrom major intergovernmental processes, including the international environmental governance process.
A particular question in the international environmental governance process, namely cooperation with other intergovernmental bodies, has been a standing topic in both the Commission on Sustainable Development and the UNEP Governing Council.
He also expressed his appreciation of the work of two departing members of the Committee of Permanent Representatives, the Ambassador of Colombia, Mr. Germán García-Durán, who was leaving after 10 years in the Nairobi duty station, and the Ambassador of Sweden, Ms. Inga Bjork-Klevby,who had made a great contribution to the international environmental governance process.
The international environmental governance process has highlighted the need for a high-level environment policy forum as one of the cornerstones of an effective system of international environmental governance. .
The Executive Director enhance technical and administrative interlinkages among chemicals and hazardous wastes conventions, including the establishment of an integrated chemicals and hazardous wastes department within the United Nations Environment Programme, in order toachieve the improved administrative efficiencies identified through the international environmental governance process and to provide more coherent and synergistic services to developing countries and countries with economies in transition in their efforts to manage chemicals and hazardous wastes safely;
A decision on the international environmental governance process had underscored the full funding and implementation of the Bali Strategic Plan for Technology Support and Capacity-Building, which had been adopted by the Governing Council.
The Bali Strategic Plan is one of the major results of the UNEP-led international environmental governance process aimed at strengthening, at all levels, the world's ability to deal with wide-ranging environmental threats more effectively.
The international environmental governance process that took place in 2001- 2002 reviewed the work of United Nations bodies and agencies, including UNEP, to address needs for capacity-building and technology support in the field of the environment.