Примеры использования Management of transboundary water resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Sustainable management of transboundary water resources.
The study also recommended guidelines andstrategies for development and management of transboundary water resources.
Vi Improve the management of transboundary water resources.
Work to be undertaken: The Meeting of the Parties will develop strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources.
Cooperative development and management of transboundary water resources at the basin level.
The creation of effective partnerships with neighbouring countries is considered critical to management of transboundary water resources.
Strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources(consultancy, participation of experts, translation and printing): $46,000.
Accession to the Convention would also be an important step towards addressing andsettling differences between countries in the management of transboundary water resources.
Strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources.
If"unrelated" confined groundwaters are excluded from the scope of the present draft articles, it would leave a lacuna or a vacuum in the management of transboundary water resources.
This document substituted for the strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources, originally designed as the focus of programme element 2.1.1.
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.
This document should substitute a strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources, originally included in the workplan as programme element 2.1.1.
The management of transboundary water resources, whether surface or groundwater, has technical, cultural, legal, economic and social dimensions that are linked by the hydrological cycle.
Greater political commitment to transboundary cooperation is needed to improve the institutional framework and the management of transboundary water resources in the Caucasus.
The most challenging situation with the management of transboundary water resources has emerged in the basins of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Rivers, the largest rivers in Central Asia which flow into the Aral Sea.
Rationale: The focus of this programme area is on intersectoral activities to support the implementation of the Convention with regard to integrated management of transboundary water resources.
The high-level segment discussed the needs of Central Asian countries with regard to cooperation and sustainable management of transboundary water resources as well as the role that permanent cooperation under the Convention can play in meeting these needs and in bringing the different partners together.
Advisory services provided and training programmes implemented on more sustainable use of water resources by industrial enterprises and sustainable management of transboundary water resources;
Work to be undertaken: The Meeting of the Parties will develop strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources which takes into account the results and recommendations reached under previous activities, focuses on EECCA and SEE, and reflects the experience in the implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive.
A long-term common vision of riverine countries, needed for the effective, efficient andenvironmentally sustainable management of transboundary water resources, is essentially lacking.
Formation and use of Water resources The most challenging situation regarding the management of transboundary water resources has emerged in the basins of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Rivers- the largest rivers in Central Asia which start in the glaciers of mountains in the south-east part of the region and flow thousands of kilometres to the north-west up to the influx into the Aral Sea.
The UNESCO programme"From potential conflict to cooperation potential: water for peace",for instance, helps promote cooperation and development related to the management of transboundary water resources.
Examples include strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources; management of transboundary groundwaters in the UNECE region, including groundwater-dependent ecosystems; the implementation of the UNECE Rules on Payments for Ecosystem Services in Integrated Water Resources Management; and National Policy Dialogues in EECCA countries.
The focus of the work of the Working Group on Integrated Water Resources Management is on intersectoral activities to support the implementation of the Convention with regard to integrated management of transboundary water resources.
The Chairperson recalled that the proposal on strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources(activity 2.1.1) had been reconsidered in the light of countries' requests to develop the Guide to implementing the Convention, and that the synergies between the Convention and the EU WFD(activity 2.2.2) had mostly occurred through the development of the Guide and through the NPD process.
Centre for Environment and Development for the Arab Region and Europe(CEDARE): surveys of quality and quantity of freshwater resources; low-cost technology for water conservation;basin-wide joint management of transboundary water resources; feasible technology transfers for soil conservation;
It will do this taking into account:(a) discussions under the previous agenda items;(b)that the strategic guidance on integrated management of transboundary water resources(activity 2.1.1) has been revised in light of countries' requests; and(c) that synergies between the Convention and the EU Water Framework Directive(activity 2.2.2) have mostly occurred through the development of the guide to implementing the Convention and through the National Policy Dialogues.
In particular, it noted that"The relevant[ECE] Convention(Helsinki 1992) and the United Nations Watercourses Convention(New York 1997) are important instruments to promote equitable,sustainable and integrated management of transboundary water resources. EU water diplomacy should develop systematic promotion of these and other relevant international agreements.
We recognize that the cooperative development and management of transboundary water resources at the basin level is essential for broad-based sustainable social and economic growth, overall human development, poverty and hunger eradication, public health, food security, energy security, environmental protection, disaster prevention, sustainable urban and rural development, resilience to climate change and, importantly, peace and stability, and reaffirm our commitment to water as a driver of development and means for promoting trust and cooperation;