Примеры использования Mercury programme на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mercury programme;
Decision 23/9 IV: Mercury programme.
IV Mercury programme.
In response to this request, UNEP established a mercury programme within UNEP Chemicals.
IV. Mercury programme.
Issues for consideration by the Governing Council at its twenty-fourth session relating to the mercury programme.
II. Strengthening mercury programme partnerships.
Mercury programme: programme of work to implement Governing Council decision 22/4 V.
Relationship of each subparagraph of article 20 bis to the functions of the World Health Organization and its mercury programme.
The mercury programme will follow developments closely, to help countries draw on these possibilities in the future.
The table at the end of annex II relates each subparagraph of article 20 bis to relevant WHO functions and its mercury programme.
A mercury programme to facilitate and conduct technical assistance and capacity building activities to support the efforts of countries to take action on mercury pollution.
Governments have expressed clear support for the continuation and strengthening of the mercury programme activities see subsection 5(b) below.
The present report is divided into three chapters, corresponding to the three parts of decision 24/3 that require a report back to Governing Council: the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management;lead and cadmium; and the mercury programme.
In response to a request from its Governing Council, UNEP had initiated a mercury programme, aimed at assisting countries in understanding the nature and magnitude of the mercury problem and developing strategies to mitigate it.
UNEP has initiated fundraising activities to encourage all countries to consider making voluntary contributions to support the planned activities of the mercury programme.
Expresses appreciation to those countries that have made financial contributions to the mercury programme, and urges all countries to consider making voluntary contributions to support the efforts of the United Nations Environment Programme in the implementation of the present decision;
Paragraph 27 of decision 24/3 IV requests the UNEP Executive Director, in consultation with Governments and other stakeholders,to strengthen the mercury programme partnerships.
For example, materials summarizing possible approaches for reducing major uses andreleases of mercury from various sources are now available on the mercury programme webpage and will be available for use in awareness-raising workshops and training sessions at the national and regional levels.
This document is divided into three chapters, corresponding to the three parts of decision 24/3: the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management;lead and cadmium; and the mercury programme.
Requests the Executive Director further to develop the mercury programme, established through decision 22/4 V, with the aim of facilitating and conducting technical assistance and capacity-building activities to support the efforts of countries to take action regarding mercury pollution, with the broad objectives and priority actions set out in the annex to decision 22/4 V;
To facilitate requests from countries for financial support for country-based activities, UNEP has developed a simplified project proposal format andguidance on priorities, which is now available on the mercury programme webpage.
Civil society welcomes the adoption by the twenty-third session of the Governing Council of decision 23/9 on chemicals management,which instructs UNEP to further develop its Mercury Programme and requests Governments and other stakeholders to take immediate actions to reduce the risks to human health and the environment posed on a global scale by mercury in products and production processes.
Cooperation with other international organizations that deal with mercury-related issues was sought through the existing IOMC cooperation framework, andIFCS was kept informed of the mercury programme activities.
Paragraph 25 of decision 24/3 IV requests the UNEP Executive Director to continue to facilitate work between the mercury programme and Governments, other organizations, the private sector and the partnerships established under the mercury programme to improve global understanding of international mercury emissions sources, fate and transport and to promote the development of inventories of mercury uses and emissions.
The Government of the United States of America has decided to make an additional financial contribution in 2006- 2007, in order toenable UNEP to hire an additional staff member to support the mercury programme activities, in particular the partnership activities.
Introducing the item, the Deputy Executive Director drew attention to the large number of documents related to chemicals management before the Committee which, she said, covered three main issues: the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management,lead and cadmium and the mercury programme.
In the ensuing discussion,there was general approval for the leadership shown by UNEP in developing the framework for the Global Mercury Partnership called for in decision 24/3 IV. Responding to a question about which partners had been involved in the consultation process on strengthening mercury programme partnerships, the representative of the Secretariat said that UNEP had consulted informally with those who had indicated their interest in participating actively in the process.
The document provides background information to support the deliberations of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum and is divided into three chapters, corresponding to the three parts of decision 24/3 which required a report back to Governing Council, relating to: the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management;lead and cadmium; and the mercury programme.
Recalling its decisions 21/5 of 9 February 2001 on a mercury assessment, initiating an expeditious, open, transparent and inclusive process to undertake a global assessment of mercury and its compounds, to be presented to the Governing Council at its twenty-second session in 2003, and 22/4 V of 7 February 2003,establishing a mercury programme to facilitate and conduct technical assistance and capacitybuilding activities to support the efforts of countries to take action regarding mercury pollution.