Примеры использования Management of fisheries resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The draft resolution also deals with the conservation and management of fisheries resources.
Conservation and management of fisheries resources worldwide is generally in a poor state.
The Agreement is an essential complement to the 1982 Convention,as it relates to conservation and management of fisheries resources.
The conservation and management of fisheries resources continues to be an area of particular concern to New Zealand.
Recognizing also the urgent need for action at all levels to ensure the long-term sustainable use and management of fisheries resources.
The conservation and management of fisheries resources is very much a problem of the fisheries sector and must be dealt with in that context.
The objective of the program is to promote efficient and sustainable management of fisheries resources and biodiversity conservation in the ABNJ.
The international community places great importance on cooperation within regionalfisheries management organizations and other arrangements for the regional conservation and management of fisheries resources.
The 2001 Convention on the Conservation and Management of Fisheries Resources in the South East Atlantic Ocean entered into force on 13 April 2003.
At the international level, the Working Group encouraged FAO, in cooperation with relevant international organizations, to consider developing measures for port State control,with emphasis on the management of fisheries resources and taking into account IMO port State control procedures.
The performance criteria focused on conservation and management of fisheries resources; monitoring, control and enforcement; decision-making and dispute settlement procedures; cooperation; and the Commission in a regional and international context.
Recognizing also the urgent need for action at all levels to ensure the long-term sustainable use and management of fisheries resources through the wide application of the precautionary approach.
The Secretariat of the Pacific Community provided scientific advice on management of fisheries resources to member countries and further assisted small-scale fishers to develop their capacity to access oceanic fish resources for subsistence purposes, with any excess sold in markets.
The Republic of the Marshall Islands has offered to host a second High-level Multilateral Consultation on the Conservation and Management of Fisheries Resources of the Central Western Pacific next year to advance this process.
My delegation would like to express its gratitude to the Governments of Japan and Luxembourg and the Food and Agriculture Organization for the assistance that they provide to our fisheries sector, and to fully endorse the Secretary-General's recommendation that technical andfinancial assistance to developing countries for the conservation and management of fisheries resources should be provided in a comprehensive manner.
A globally agreed framework for stronger regional cooperation in the conservation and management of fisheries resources, taking into account the requirements of developing States;
The secretariat of FAO drew attention to the Global Environment Facility-funded FAO programme on global sustainable fisheries management and biodiversity conservation in areas beyond national jurisdiction,aimed at promoting efficient and sustainable management of fisheries resources and biodiversity conservation beyond areas of national jurisdiction.
Recognizing the urgent need for action at all levels to ensure the long-term sustainable use and management of fisheries resources through the wide application of the precautionary approach and ecosystem approaches.
The main areas of FAO technical assistance to island developing countries in Asia and the Pacific are related to agricultural planning, conservation and restoration in land use, agricultural census, animal feed, animal and livestock development, agricultural and forestry legislation,rural services, management of fisheries resources, environmental planning and forestry development.
Australia hoped its work would assist in defining the obligation of States to cooperate in the management of fisheries resources, through such action as combating illegal fishing, which threatened endangered species.
It was noted thata new programme was being developed by FAO, in cooperation with the Global Environment Facility, to promote efficient and sustainable management of fisheries resources and biodiversity conservation in areas beyond national jurisdiction in accordance with agreed global targets.
In early 1998, UNDP provided funding to assess the situation and make recommendations as to what could be done in the areas of: protection of biodiversity; marine pollution;sustainable management of fisheries resources; maritime trade issues; and fulfilment of the obligations of Somalia under existing international legal instruments relating to maritime issues.
These include: effective watershed and coastal management; reduction of local pollutants; implementation of an ecosystem approach, including ecosystem-based fisheries management; exercising adaptive management of fisheries resources and aquaculture operations; using phytoremediation; restoring marine and coastal ecosystems; establishing and effectively managing marine and coastal protected areas and networks thereof; and applying marine spatial planning.
The main focus of the Act is on the development and management of fishery resources.
These courses, especially those relating to water resources, desertification,common grazing land and the management of fishery resources, are regularly attended by African participants in positions of responsibility.
Mr. Doulman in his presentation(A/AC.259/1)emphasized that IUU fishing had far-reaching consequences for the long-term sustainable management of fishery resources.
In its response of 11 May 1998 to the Secretary-General,Denmark reported that since it had joined the European Union(EU) the management of fishery resources had become an EU exclusive competence.
With reference to oceans and seas in paragraph 36 of the programme, the General Assembly highlighted the achievements in the negotiation of agreements andnon-binding instruments regarding the conservation and management of fishery resources and the protection of the marine environment.
On sustainable fisheries, as a responsible fishing State, China takes an active part in the work of various international fishery organizations andis committed to enhancing the conservation and management of fishery resources.
In that context, PERSGA held a regional workshop on the ecosystem approach in the management of fishery resources in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden in October 2009 to, inter alia, assess current practices and activities in fishery management; consider how to move from traditional management to an ecosystem approach; and develop a framework plan to implement the ecosystem approach in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.